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FRIDAY JANUARY 4' 1994.
INTĪMATIONS.
HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
AN
NOTICE..
1
Extraordinary General Meeting of the Club will be held in the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd. on THURSDAY the roth January 1924, at 5 p.m.
The
purposes for which the Meeting is called are:-
(a) To confirm the following re-
solutions passed at the Ex- tramdinary General Meeting held on 12th December, 1923. I. That the Rules of Racing made by the Hongkont Juckey Club be amended by adding after Rule No. 11 the following IIa. After the Annual Race
Meeting 1924 a China Pony is a horse measuring 13 hands 3 inches and under.
2. That the said Rules of Racing
be amended by striking, out, Rule No. 77 and substituting the following:
77. The weight for China
Ponies shall be 140 pounds for 12 hands with an addi- tional 3 pounds for every complete inch above that height. Fractions of an inch to count in favour of :
Any Pony the Pony. measuring
hands (Fractions of an inch to
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INTIMATIONS.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
HONGKONG
PROBATE JURISDICTION.
IN the Goods of Annie Wallace hate of "The Blainey Stone." Pokfulam, Victoria in the Colony of
Hongkong, Spinster.
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
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THE CHINA MAIL.
VERNORS AT HOTELA,"
TONGKONG, HOTPL.
Desember 31.
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1 R. T. . Aitken Mr II, A. a. E Huet Me A. L. Audleyson M. S. Jauni
J. Bagram
Mra J. E. Baird
Mr B. M. Jinice
Misa M. St. John
Mrs R. E. Relilio
Mr J. E. Jonoph
Mr.W H, Biogel
Mr P. Jourlin
Mes E. Blackburn
Me L Kaloorie
Mr and Ms L. I.Mr E. S. Kuncio Blackburn &child Me & Mr. L. Keat Mr R. Bin
des Langaton Stis H. N. Brennan Mra C. Lauritson
Miny 1.. Lillio
Me J. A. H. Brown Mis. M. May MEI. G Brown. MrV Monschn Miss L. Brown M69 A. Bucher Mr A. O, Bardin
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Mr. H. Brooke that the Court has, by virtue of the provisions of Section 58 of the Probate Ordinance 1807 made an Order limiting the time for creditors and others to send in their claims against the above Estate to the 7th day of January 1924
All Creditors and others are accordingly hereby required to send particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before
that date.
JOHNSON STOKKS AND MASTER,
Prince's Building,
Ice House Street, Victoria, Hongkong. Solicitors for the Executors, Hongkong, December 22, 1923-
NOTICE.
EDWARD BENJAMIN RAYMOND having resigned, his interest and responsiblity in our Firm ceases as from this date, 1st January 1924.
E. D. SASSOON & CO., LTD. Longhong, 28th Decomber, 1923.
count in favour ofte MR. Pony) and under shall be eligible to compete at the Annual Race Meeting in 1924 in any race reserved for China Ponies. After the Annual Race Meeting in 1924. any China Pony! which measures over 13 hands faches, to be ineligible to compete in any race reserved for
NOTICE..
China Ponies (fractions of MR. J. A. SELAVISA ALVES
an inch over 13 hands 3 inches not to count). 77a. After the Annual Race Meeting 1924 the Stewards may refuse to accept the entry, of any Pony which in the opinion is not a China Pony. They may, at their discretion, appoint į a Committee of Inspection. The Stewards' decision shall be final.
3. That Rule No. 34 of the Rules and Regulations of the Hong kong Jockey Club be amended to read:
34. The Stewards have power to draw up and settle the programme and fix the date or dates for any Race Meeting.
4 That Rule No. 76 of the Rules of Racing made by the Hong- kong Jockey Club be u changed.
(b) To propose it resolution adopting the revised Rules
ånd Regulations of the Club as
circulated to the Members in
which the following new pro-
visions have been made
1. For the division of the Mem-
bers of the Club into Voting
has been authorized to sign "Per pro" for and on behalf of Hughes & Hough) Limited, as from 1st January 1924.
HUGHES & HOUGH LTD. Hongkong, January, 2, 1924.
TUNG SANG
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TAILOR
11A Peel Street
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FRENCH TUITION
Write to
∙G. MOUSSION c/o "China Mail" office.
INTIMATIONS
LEE KEE
ESTABLISHED 1896
BATHS & BATH-ROOM
ACCESSORIES.
Estimates furnished
free of charge.
Office 21, Wellington St.
K MAISON UNO
Mr A. R. Burt Capt. C. Byers Me A. J. Camp oli Miss T, Canda Mr and Mrs A.
Cannan
Miss Middleburst MOH. Mutague
Mr W. Moo
Dr J. Morrison Madam Lily Negro
Mr.P. 1. Newm
Mrs Powley
MAIL WEEK NEWS.
ITEMS FROM FAR AND YEAR.
▲ Grimean veteran who served in the frigate "Furious" at Sebastopol, Mr. Harry Stephen, has died-at Gosport, aged 88.
EARLIER TELEGRAMS,
Jangan
THE HAGGIS · WINS.::
Realer's Service to the China Mal) SCOTSMAN'S GIFT AND THE
CHINESE CUSTOMS
PEKING, January 3. The Customs collections for the principal ports are as follows:→→
Increase
Capt George Siddons Murray,'| who on his maiden voyage was wrecked on the Goodwins on his Harbin..... 13th birthday, iras died at Deal Antung
Dairen...... aged 82.
Tientsin and
or
ZOO OSTRICH
Ал Interesting impromptu sporting fixture was brought off at the London Zoological Gardens! Ourich v. Haggis.
It arose out of the suggestion made in the following letter which Theis. decrease was addressed to the Zoological, 1,113,000+ 42,000 Society:- 1,566,000+ 298,000 5,690,000+
Chinwantão 7,263,000+ At Bow. County Court-Cannot you do your bit towards during this Klaochow...... 2.659,000+ debt? Woman-I have had three Hankow 4,285,000 husbands and eleven children; I Shanghai..... 23,904,070+ think I have done my bit.
Swatow.
(approx.)... 1,497,000+
·
ed to 141,184.805 gallons, against a decrease.) 146,762,650 gallons for last year.
Dear Sir, I am sending you' 132,000 haggis. Some misguided, and
generous Scot despatched it të Me 218,000 that I might eat it.
431,000 Much as I should like to honour 230,000 | St. Andrew, the patron saint of 2,259,000 Scotland, on Friday, I cannot bring myself to approach nearer 149,000 than several feet. Can it be, true, 577,000 that Scotsmen eat and enjoy this; 213,000 gastronomic absurdity?
I have heard ramours and reposts regarding the ability of one of ybar ostriches. I plead that you slagić make a test of strength-Ostrich Haggis, a five-rounds contesh
This year's wine crops for the Canton... 3.843,000+ four largest wine producing depart-Newchwang.. 1,178,000+ Me ft Mr T. Powioments of Southern France amount-
(Only the port of Hinkow shows M.Mr R A B
The Maritine Customs revenue for 1923 amounts to Haikuan taels 63.378,000 which, at an average ex- change of 2.54 equals $11,025,100 sterling..
Mr A. A. Glxtem Mr. A Reedtorff Mr. and Mr II. P.Col & Mrs Samuels
Cale
Mr B M. Scrivon-r Mr W. A. Daddy Mr and Mrs H. F. Mr and Mrs W. 8. ScudamDEO
Davia
Mr and Mrs E. D. Mr J. A. Dixon Shoara
The grounds of the British Empire Exhibition, which starts at Wembley next April, will be open from TO a.m., to 11 p.m., except. Mr D. R. Domally Mr F. da Silva & con Sundays, and exhibits on view from
10a.m., to to p.m.
Mr P. Drummond. Me and Mrs G, I, J, Mr E. V. Damhail v.d. Sluga Mre & Miss Darfoo Me V. Sonu Mr A. H. Fearnley Hr. W. H. Barke Mr and Mrs E. L.Mr W. Tander Steen
Fell
Mra A. A. Foll Kiss M. L. Foll Me and Mr W.
Qalo
D: R. E. 01
Mr & Mrs J. Gonld
Men J. Grory
Capt. T. P. Rall
Hr A, H. Toavice Mr D. Timmins Mr C. B. Tinsley H.Mr Toledano
Mr G. H. Tarter Mr T. Torgolf Mr B. B. R. Wadd Hies F. S. Walton Mr and Mrs J. E.
Hr J. Feett. Harston Watkins Mr and Mrs C. A.Mr O. E. Watkins
Hondemon
H. R. Wasting HrH.L.Holdsworth kouss
Mr F.A. Hollabaugh MiwY. M. White Mias A. J. Howe Mr Chan Ying Wing Mr A. T...Howas Mrs J. W. Zollars
REPOLE BAY HOTEL
Mr & Mrs Canning-Mr & Mrs E. Land
ham
Mr G. ¤ Lynnit Mr and Mrs F. M. Mr & Mrs H. Mathe
Crawford, nurse son and child
Mr. and Mc Mr and Mrs J. D. Miskin
Danhy
Mrs A. Boutrie Mr and Mrs K M.Mr J, N. Parker Fetterley & child Mr and Mrs A.
G.
J.
Mr and Mr G. F. Percival
Howle & children Mra Rodgers and 9 Mr & Mrs I. B. children
Geare
Miss Schniedoman
Wigs Gorro
Mr and Mrs R. L Mr and S. J. Shu
Hicks
Mr P. H. Hoigson Mr and Mrs F.
James
Mr O. B. Shonk Mrs G. Shank W. Mr N. A. Steetly
and ebild
and
Mr and Mia U. L.Mrs Statler
children Lowder
PRAK HOTEL.
January 3.
Keating
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Should the haggis prove attractive than broken glass An It will be noted that although¡nails (which I understand is the the effective five per cent. import usual dist of your ostrich), it will tariff has been in force practically prove once and for all. that the the whole year, revenue increas Scots' claims to hardiness are fulig The coal output for the weeked only Taels 4.744,000 on the justified.
Eat this haggis myself.I canebe ended November 17 was 5,574,100 previous record collection in 1923
(Signed) ST. GEORGE tons, compared with 5.571,900 (1922). While, as a result of the
and drop in average exchange from 3/9 In the accompanying paroel in the preceding week, 5.376,000 in the corresponding in 1922 to 3/5 and 3/4 in 1923, the the challenger large and bead
gold squivalent of the 1923 collecfully trained Haggis, in, the pink period of last year.
tion is only-£37,600 merẹ than the of condition.
Like many another heavy-weight collection in 1922.
All ports show increases except event, the actual fight was a disap Hankow.
pointment. In the ring the Haggis The revenue from the native played a waiting game, while the under the Inspector-Ostrich used his superior speed and customs General amounted to Taeis 4,480,000 | sécured a berth well to windward. equalling £779.330, an increase of The bird then turned his tail fere An application for the incorpora-Taels 162,000 compared with 1922. thers on his opponent and hurried
All foreign loans and indemnities, back to his training quarters. tion of The Society to Abolish
It is understood that a Scots Capital Punishment, Inc.. filed secured by the Customs, including in behalf of Lewis E. Lawes, the reorganization loan, have been keeper is trying to arrange a matu
with the Haggis. warden of Sing Sing Prison, met or covered fully. Emmett E. Choate and others, has been approved by Robert Wagner, Supreme Court justice.
A perfect cose, dated August 4, 1832,of the first address of William Ewart Gladstone "to the worthy electors of Newark-on-Trent" has been presented to the, Liverpool Central Free Library.
Of the domestic loan obligations: Findirectly secured by the Customs, of which the service is under the Inspector-General, those of the third, fourth and eleventh years are fully met.
Cor:-
MAKING GOOD. Experimental shipments •f frozen halibut direct from Prince
EMIGRANT'S SUGCESS. Revenue funds however, did not Rupert to France will shortly be made as the result of a recent visit Permit that service of the
"Seldom has the screen given s here of Dr. le Diñois, superintensolidated debt he fully maintained. more striking demonstration of He
While all interest payments were dent of fisheries for the Govern
than in a film, entitled Australia ment of France. It is expected punctually made according to power to tell a convincing stor schedule, funds have been sufficient that this will mark the commence to allher of only one Ipan drawing / Calls, which was exhibited in the ment of an important new industry. during the year and redemption cinema theatre at Australia House,”
payments are now approximately says the Telegraph. $7,720,000 in arrear.
between Victoria, Seattle, and An aeroplane passenger service
Tacoma will be established shortly by the Alaska Airways Company of Seattle, which has the contract for carrying Oriental mail from Seattle.. to trans-Pacific lines salling from this Dort The
THE SURPLUS.
PEKING, January 3. Sir Francis Aglea has received telegrains from the associated Chinese bankers and commercial bodies at Tientsin, Shanghai, Hangchow, Nanking, Nanchang
In rather less than an hour the audience learned how' Ernest: Idiens, a young Staffordshire farra labourer, went to New South Wales eleven years ago with tab for h
hole fortune, and, by dint of "get of property worth £14,000 Se and hard work, is the owner to»ärý grateful is Mr. Idiens for what hi
H. E. D. AdamsMr and Mrs A passenger planes will land in a Soochow and Pengpy strong!) kadopted country has done for him
SO W. Armstrong
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((SHIKISHIMA SHOKAI)
FINE ART
Mr and Mr
Arthur
P
Mr B. Bagot
Mre L Bagot
P
60 D Praya East.
L'
EXPERT FITTERS
and Non-Voting or Ordinary HIGH CLASS TAILORING
Members.
2. For Lady Racing Members.
3. For the increase of the
Entrance Fen to the Club.
4. For Visiting Members.
SERVICE.
CURIOS
HONGKONG
O TELEPHONE NO. 2586
NEWS FROM THE OLD COUNTRY.
5. For the appointment of a ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB. as: Lloyd's, People, Tit Bits, Peare's
Secretary.
6. For the alteration of the date
upon which subscriptions are and other minor
payable
alterations.
By Order
C. B. BROWN, Secretary. Hongkong. January 2, 1924.
¥i
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the goodwill and assets of the business of Hughes & Hough carried on at No. 8 Des Voeux Road Central Hongkong have this day been transferred to Hughes & Hough Limited who will carry on business at the same address.
Dated 1st day of Janpary, 1924.
HUGHES & HOUGH. Hongkong, January 2, 1924,
NOTICE.
THE General Officer Commanding, China Command, brings to the notice of all concerned that no soldier .can be placed under stoppages of pay
for a private debt,
If therefore, inhabitants suffer faqkdlers to contract debts, they will -do so at their own risk. ^.
Hongkong, January 3, 1924.
WING HING
TAILOR
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Specially Selected Woollen Suldogs Just Arrived. Orders execuibdar Shortest Notice, Price lowest
64. Quean's Rd., Cu.
Hongkong,
SECRETARYSHIP!
THE Royal Hongkong Golf Club
require the services of a Secretary who will be required to devote his whole time to the interests of the Club. Applicants should be well acquainted with the work con. nected with a Golf Club, and should be able to conduct correspondence.
Applications in writing must state qualifications and date free, and should be adore Hongkong Golf Club, 5 Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, endorsed
Secretaryship
Hongkong. January 3, 1924.
THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB,
ANNUAL RACE MEETING 1924.
Send 11% and we will mail you reculably stary wack for 52 wonka a copy of any Ilyitish Weakly Naro
šče, ste, ele. Tundmade of papers en zuur Big LİRİ mailed free. A different paper sent weekly, or the Tama publication for 12 wécka 135– pays for a year's subscription, including postage. Miód unique and p-to-date service, greatly appreciated by members throughout the Empire. Bond 13/- todky la
Fariodical Posting Doy. Plymouth, Roglana.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
Geral and Htorage of water in tusarvoirs
on the 1st December 1915 an
I
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CIVIL.
7am ift. a. Helow
1225,
Stertow
1925.
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zelo ovan 2001. di Dold Fo
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11in. Below ararlow J yama Mita
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Now everlow
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a. sin. Dalow overdow
Hz. Below argetow} jam, din. Below aroržev
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Дроте стади STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND SHOTHALE DE GASAONE.
Lies, SILA
Tylna by zwa, pasangan te Tram Inkermadikte --
$10.49 Nn 13807
212.20
0.00
FÖMERIKA .. des bénévo
$7.50
1,232.78
2.917.08
Mr C. R. Baron
Mr G, Barton
A.M. M. R. Hoy
Me and Mrs J. D.
Kinosird
Mr & Mrs. A. Lane MrR G. Lagmanı Mr J. D. Lloyd Mr L. Lloyd" Mr & Mrs R. Loitus
skeltered sport.
On a charge of stealing a dog Henry William Messer (42), of Wood Green, was fined £t at the Police Court. The owner said the dog was missing for some days, and then returned wearing a collar bearing Messer's name and ad- dress. Messer said the dog came to Mr & Mes J. W.C. Mr D. H. F. Mo-his shop, and he gave it a home.
Vim Barton
Mr R .. Bird Mr and Mrs F. W. Mr & Mrs J. Martin
Blackwall
Mr R F Mattingly
Master
Mr A. C. J. Bowker Hrs Molinsh
Branst
Mt H. Balo
Mr and Mrs S.
Dbabh
| Miss C. E. Clark-
MR.H. Cloźnod. J. R. Collis
Mrs H. MoCallum P. Me and Mes R.
Gregor Miss R.B. Morages Mr and Mrs J
Findia Miller
|
testing against any diversion of the Customs surplus funda.
U.S. NAVAL MANOEUVRES,
(Bauter's American Scrvice.)
WASHINGTON, January 2. Mr. Denby has ordered the mobilisation of the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets, and scheduled the Thrown from his horse and strik-largest mancurres ever held for Mo-ing his head on the ground, Clem January-February, including fifteen
Buckenham (10), member of a well-battleships. known hunting and farming family- The minceurres will be held in of Billericay (Essex), died from the Caribbean Sea, off Panama, to fractured skull. The boy had determine the possibility of quick ridden in steeplechases, and re-mobilisation of the joint fleets by cently won wearing his school cap. means of the Panama Canal in the event of a threat by an enemy fleet A verdict of "Death by misad- in the North Atlantic. Me and Mr H. Aventure" was recorded by Dr. L. The Navy Department says its 0.MEHR OF Guthrie at an inquest on Jane aim is to test the effectiveness of Driscoll (78) of Well Street, Poplar.co-operation between Army and Driscoll became ill and died after Navy to keep, the Canal open in eating a smoked haddock bought emergency conditions. from a street hawker. The medical evidence was that death was due
1 M. Cooper Miss A. Miller
1. H. Cormack My T. Mitohall tr W. A. Cornell. Mr D. W. Montou Comdr. & Mes Dow-Me J. M. E. Nikkee
ding
Miss M. Newsholme
Col. C. W. Davy Mr A. V. T. Dean
Capt. and Mrs G.
Dickone
Mr A, J. Paterson
Lt. Cel A. Dob-r A. R. Fann-
bin
Mr and Mr. T.
Mr & Mre G. Duclos Percy Mr 9. H. Patton
Mr (). Eager We A. Forbes Dr O. Forsyth
Lt. E. O'Frederick
Mr D. Fitzgerald MrF. M. Goldrich
R.
Major and Mrs F.H.
Phillips
Mr and Mrs W, E,
Roberta
Mr & Mrs L. Rose
Ist Col. & Mra 0.
"Bander
Mr and Mrs W. D.Mr and Mr L. G.
Goodfellow
Scalt
to the enteritis set up by food polsoniog.
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STATUS OF THE PHILIPPINES.
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that he has had a film made of his experiences in order that others who are to-day situated as he was In 1912 may be induced to follow his example.
"Within two days after landing at Sydney the young man-be was 25 years old at the time--was on his way up-country to take a job on a firm at 255. a week, i addition to his board and lodging. He saved practically all his wages, going from one farm job to as- other, until at the end of÷twa) years he was able to purchase for colts and break them in. Then h and his brother, who had also come out from England with an assisted passage, farmed a block of 280 acres on sharing terms with the proprietor. A year or two later they were in a post- tion, thanks to a bank load of 750, to lease approximately 2,000 acres at an annual rent of 3s, an acre, with the option of purchase at £4 10s. an acre.
To-day Mr. Idiens owns pro perty at Congera which is his own absolutely, worth, as has been stated, £14,000, though he is stil quite a young man, Mr. Idiens,
NEW YORK, January 2. A report that the Pennsylvania absorbing the attention of Congress who was present at the exhibition The status of the Philippines is
chase the Canadian division of the Several plans for regulating the by no means exceptional. Any Railroad was negotiating to pur and exciting much comment.
of his film, declares that his case is Pere Marquette Railway was em status of the islands are suggested; young man, he says, if he works Lphatically denied by Frank Hone of which favours a dominion hard, can do as well, and even a
good deal better than he has done
Mr A. W. Grandy Mr R. P. Shaw Miss M. Hall
Dr and Mrs J. Capt.&Mrs Hamil Shollshear
Capt. & Mrs Skinnor Mr W. F. Simmons Mr and Mrs W. J. Capt. and Mrs [var
Hotwhor
Biqueland
MFJ. Hancock
MFJ. B. Hawker Mrs and Mlos Binh- Mr G. 4.Homeworth binge
HA Mr 8. H. Hoge Mr and Mrs P. H.
Suckling Mr 8. Thimi Me 3.1. Hindmarsh Mr P. T-Tarrant
6.4%
Zahi-Comdr. J. H.Mrs J, S. Thomson
Hookea
Mr. A. W. Tierle Min J. Juoquemin Mr R Valentine Miss O. Gloskins. He W. Elfaksham He W. A. Jordan Capt R. Walker Mr J. M. Kayo Capt. A. E. Watt
NTRIES for the FORTHCOMING
RACES close on SATURDAY, Dongmption of water in the Uity 19th instant at 3 p.m. and grast bend Delo o millons and dooimala. heat to the Jockey Club Rooms, 3A, | f gallone daring the mooth of November Chater Road on this date.
Entry Forms are now ready and pos Stables, the Jockey Club Rooms can be bad at the Jockey Club
(Hongkong Club Annex. Chater Road) or Messrs. Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Building
Hongkong, 3rd January, 1924.
DANCING.
--
PALACE HOTEL
KOWLOON.
THE POPULAR JAZZ BAND
of
H M. 3. DESPATCH”. will play at the above Hotel on SATURDAY."
6th January, 1924. DANGING 9:15 PM
LEM.
12.4
1990
Tallene
HONGKONGWEIGHTS.
'Egifinted papislatlan ... 265,460 371-800
10.$ Districts during November 1918.
Intermittent Supply in all Rider #fam
For the information of vinitore ti. Intermitent Supply in all Rider Main allowing list of some of the highest Districts up to 6th and Constant Supplyrlas on the Island and Mainisul In all districts from 7th November 1888. bliskod
KOWLOON WATER WORKS LAYNE,
Komiosa Gravike | 1ft. Hie Balew, 11, 60. Akare
Graham kakagawalem SansJONS KYB ONGIKÁRA DE BAZKĄTE Kdon Clavigattati
1213.
Caninapties of water in Kowlonu in -ellions and decimals at gallone during the
dinth of November. ⠀
10. 22.12 197460
1803...
142,800
Full Supply in all distriste daring November Ivaï and 1093, 196
The Góratamant Amirar's reposts jham. sang the quality of this water-la-matataan
Signal Station Mi Parkor
Fest 1774 ::1784
Mountain Lodg
1730
Tan Byrie
Peak 6619) Taikioo Banatorium Mt. Davia Bowen Rd, (Aferbeda. 109.
MÁTELARD.
1725 1905
1000
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Kowtown Peak
Elos. Book
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SUJHIS PAS
Alfred, president of the Pero Marquette, on the occasion of his visit to St Thomas recently. Mr. Alfred's visit was in connection with his ninth annual tour of the Pere Marquette system.
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STERLING DECLINE.
NEW YORK, January 2 Sterling quotation is 4.28. The
Stops Group
Ti stopy croup. That's why mothan keep Chamberlain's Congh, Romoly h fle house. It containing narcotier:
best for the children: For asle ever whore.
J. T. SHAW
In line with Governor Pinchot's decline is attributed in many suggestion for halting bootlegging circles to the political situation in activities, federal prohibition England. agents have begun a check-up on the permits of manufacturers of alcohol under Government licence. All manufacturers 'in' the easter Pennsylvania district, have been ordered to send; a list of their customers to the office. of Reuben B. Sams, divisional"] enforcement chief, who declared that much of the denatured alcohol manufactured by these plants had found its way into the hands of the bootleggers.
Recommendations for legislation limiting the authority of the come troller generals office in the set tlement of claims against the Gow ernment are forecast as a result of disclosures before the Senate com mittée investigating the veterants bateau, when WE Gordon an
MOSA SAVANNA
- TEL, CENTRAL 692, LADIES' & GENTS', TAILOR
ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF
SUITINGS & OVERCOATINGS JUST ARRIVED SUITABLE FOR AUTUMN & WINTER WEAR
SUITS, FROM $60,00
attorney in the comptroller's offer Perfection in Style and Fit Guarantee
salary a year,
admitted that he had settled a claim
of $33,000 in full without referenës. of the matter to his superiors "pr calling for detailed inforrontion from the veteranak Huronu,ambich "disallowed (be claim./
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(Opposite City
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