Page
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
FOR SALE.
SAMLI (Shanghai Fish), Frozen by A. J. A. Öttson's Improved Patented method which proserves its original-tlavour and qualities Coen tasteri always) appreciato. Flest firioya froeh ARI,
To be obtained only from
- HWONG 'LDONG..
Compradore
-60, Dus. Vinux Tomi 0. Tel. 0, 1281
Sole agent for Eongkong for THE CHINA REFRIGERATING & INVESTMENT COMPANY, LTD.
from
THE DAIRY FARM 1CE & COLD
STORAGE CO, L
THE FRENCH STORE JUST ARRIVED
FRESH SUPPLE
PEEK FREAN. BISCUITS PERNOT
AND
VICTORIA," BRUXELLES,
BISCUITS
CRYSTALLISED FRUITS
in elegant Box of 1.2 3. Lbs.
APRICOTS. (WHITE PEARS) & CHERRIES by Lb..
9, Beaconsfield Arcatie.
Tel: Central 791;
NOTICE.
THE HONGKONG TUG & LIGHTER CO., LTD.
WE beg to give notice that a call of $200 per share-has-been made upon, all Members holding Bhares upon which only $4.00 has been paid, and that the same will be
2, 1924.
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
.36 WORDS 3.INSERTIONS,
--$1. PREPAID. Every additional word à Cente
for 3 insertiona.
LOST.
LOST-Satter Dog black with tan
points (Shot). Setter "Bitch, white, black and tan head (Nellfe), Last seen Blacks Link Sunday abour 4 pm. H. Birkett, c/o Moxon & Taylor.
קיי
WANTED FOR CARNIVAL SHOW.
Vaudeville Acts, CIRCUS and
Magiclans, Conjurors, and Jug- glers, Brass and Jazz Music ans, also GIRLS as attendants, for. Stalls, and Illusions. Eurasians, Chinese, Japanese and.. Portuguese, able to | speak English, Chinese and Japanese,
Also scenic artist in Oil for Banners. Good Salaries, and Com- mision for the right people. Long Contract. Long Tour.
Apply "Garnival clo "China. Mail."
T
TO BE LET.
10. BE LET-For six months from 1st June, 1925, a 5-roomed House, Furnished. Mountain View, The Peak, Apply Box 323 c/o "China Mail,"
TO LET.
TO LET.-Two Godowns,
or..
shops, in 'DUDDELL STREET For Particulars apply to:-H. Rut- tonjee & Son, 16, Queen's Road.
TO LET-Office Rooms in Central
position. Apply: Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Buildings.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Kellett Manor being
payable to the Bankers of the
No. 185. The Peak. Possession Company, The Hongkong & Shang- next May. H. Percy Smith, No. 8, hai Banking Corporation at Hong-Des Voeux Road Central. kong, on or before
10th January 1925,
|
the
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., .
General Managers. Hongkong, 1st December, 1924. "
Easy! Quick! "Gets-It" for Corns
Everybody; everywhere noode to know whai aniliona ut folks have alrendy Tearooliumboes
Cets-3" the quaraliteed paislam cores mrid calous remover. Any sorry, no matter how deep rooted, slepas ta 'quickly when “Get-[x")
Wonderfully simple, yet simply wone derful, because bli soreness strips with the first application. Get rid of your corn and wese Laces tha: At. Corta but a tribe-every hus nothing wi Ali le 13 (RM, E. Lawrence a car Mi Chikago, "Geta-It is sold in this city by
TUNG SANG
TAILOR
114 Peel Street
T#
# E W
EXPERT FITTERS HIGH CLASS TAILORING
SERVICE.
Everything New !- Now Blby. New Stock. How Prices. —acitable for your pocks.........
All kinds of Indian and Claine Bilka, Shawls, Embroideries, eta.
Always in stock.
BIND SILK STORE
CHINA BUILDING, Rosen's Boud Central,
FOR SALE Victoria Island.
British Columbia. Desirable Isidential building plots for houses-city and country; also farm lots Apply Box No. 325. "China Mail,"
INTIMATIONS.
THE HONGKONG SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
ANNUAL MEETING.
“ነ
THE ANNUAL MEETING will
be held in the Board Room of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co, on THURSDAY, 4th December, at 5.30 p.m.
Business: The passing of the Report and Accounts. The election of the committee and officers for the ensuing year...
B. L. FROST,
Hon. Secretary. Hongkong, 27th Nov., 1924.
NOTICE
STORAGE space on Marine Lots
with Godowns and Chinese House to Let from 31st December.
W.S. BAILEY & CO, LTD.,
Kowloon, Bay. Hongkong, November 3, 1924.
NOTICE.
BEG to state that on and after
1st December, 1924,, my office, will be on 8ta Floor, Pedder Building, No. 12, Pedder Street. Tel. C4667, C: 4803.
A. W. GRAHAM-BROWN,
A.R. L.B.A., F.S. A., (Scot,) Architect and Surveyor. Hongkong, 29th November, 1924.
NOTICE.
J
*. - Scrip No. 7896, (100) shares in the Hongkong and, Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd. Nos -58544/63, 27569/93, 4192/96, 55627/636, 5959/68, 52381/390, 51667/76, 55685/94 in the name of Mr. Ng Cheung.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the above mentioned Scrip the property of Mr.A. A. Lopes, of Alexandra Building, Hongkong Sharebroker-has-been obtained from him by false pretences and that any person to whom the same is offered for purchase should before purchasing the same at once communicate with Mr. A, A, Lopes at his office, Alexandra Building, or, at ib Residence, No. 8, Pratt Building, Kowloon.
Dated the 27th day of Novem
ber, 1024.
JEWELLERY
JADE
&
PRECIOUS STONES
ווי
etc.
Also A Fine Selection
UF
Rings, Pendants
THE CHINA MAIL.
YIBITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
י,
November 29,
SOD
N
Mr R. T. G. Aitkon Mr A. F. Henry Mr and Mrs G. & Capt. T, P. H
Archbu to
Mr. C. Filla Capt. and Mrs. T.Mr Paul H. Hodg-
Arthur Mr F. W. Barnes " Mr A. J. Holmes Me and Mr. Bealer J. Huona Bra EH. BellioMA R. Johnston Mr V. Benjamin Captain and Mr D. Bomb
Kinlook
Mr D. Berthan
Mr A. U. Kauper
and Cuff Links Mr. J. Birbeck Miss Q. P. Keupor
(British make.)
obtainable at
SHERIFF BROTHERS.
69, Queen's Rd, Cu
• Mr A. Brooks
Mr and dre
ODDS & ENDS.
MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT.
Story of A £1 Nota
At a meeting of the committee which organised the Windsor hospital parade it was reported that an Eton boy took a £i note from another boy's hand and put Meait into a collecting-box as a joke! The boy who owned the note had applied through the vicar of Eton for the money to be returned, as he could not afford to give so much, It was pointed out that the boys had put all sorts of valueless things in the boxes and last year the procession was delayed for 20 minutes while a golf ball was got out of a collecting-box. It was decided to inform the vicar that 1 the money was sent to the Eton. boy the members of the committee would have to pay it as the Habcounts had been passed. Life Sentence Plea-
Mr A. W. Graham Lauritaan
Browne
Mr and Mrs W. J. Mr R.'O, Burdin Lenderoma Mr. W A. Bus-Bra, E. Liddell
to: field
Mr Chas. Cattrall Capt. Dickons
Miss H. Lillie
Me E. A. Mackay Mr D. McCallum
Mr. 0. W. O. Van Mr and Mrs Meaver
Dorsser
and Child:
Mr And Mra W. A.Dr. J. Morrison
I. Douglas Mr P; O'Connor'
Mr E. R. Dackatt
Mr.G. P. Elsassar
**
Mr Follx Hills
HIGH CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES
Made to order. ROYAL & CO.
No. 1, D'Agullar Street:
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD. THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC
CO., LTD.
- Miss M. Xilia
Mr and Mrs H
Pearmanı
Mr and Mrs
Paolor
| Mr and Mrs. E. E.Mr M. J. Quist
Miss Ecelos
Mr J. P Febiby
Dr. Douglas
Gawier
Mr. H. Gedeon
..
Mr and Mrs.
Gould
Misa Hamilton Mr H. Hancock
Mr A. H. Rowe
Mr G. Schrimor Mr and Mrs W. H. R. Sparke
Mr and Mrs W
Vander Stren J.Mrs E, A, Stevens
HH. F. Sommer Mr P. D. Fatherland Mr and Mrs L,
Mr and Mrs H. A. Tobias
Baccital
Mr O. P. Vetter
Mr J. Scott Harston r R. A. Wadeson. Mr E Hansaminaon Mr J‹ F. Wright Mr P. J. Van Hecke
י
When Fred, Wiby,"63. general dealer, and alderman of Dewsbury, was found guilty at Wakefield (Yorks) of receiving 14,297 yards of stolen cloth, he collapsed in the deck. Recovering, he said: I arm
that
net gulty. I ask for no mercy. I hope, now that my life is practical- Aly ended, your will send me for as long, a term as will last my life If I am guilty of the dirty_action of aiding and abetting any man to steal, I am no longer fit to live. "I] am not fit to go among my fellow. men if I am guilty of damnable crime Wilby sentenced to two years' imprison- ment in the second division, and Matthew Jowett, 51, warehouse Mr & Mrs E. Lundman, to 18 months' hard labour for Mr Mrs Bodikor Mr T. A. McGee Mr and Mas A.Mr and Mrs J. C. stealing the cloth (valued at £4,000)
Broatedt
from Messrs. Burnley and Sons, Mr T. B. Brown Mr and Mrs Fspinners of Gomershall. Mr and Mrg 4:6.A. O'Hare #
Carlston
KITULUR BAY HOTEL.
Mr Bandas
Dr. Dorelan
* Millett
ON and after 1st December, 1924, Kr and Mrs Duck-Mr and Mrs
our address will be as follows:
NEW P. & O. BUILDING. Hongkong, 24th November, 1924.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
Level and Storage of waterly reservoirs on the let October 1994 -
·DITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER (WORKS LEVEL
1127.
sterow
3
Sysam 2ft. "ain. Above 11. M. Below sterkow tytam 11. D. Below tsk. nts. Balow cartow
ÖTTÖOW
fytam Intermedialet. 1. Above otezom
Gin. Abiva zvertow Pytam Tuk Level with!,
этотном
Í level with overflow
7ft. Tin, Telur oveďom ) 1510 vidu. Bolam overdow
1 överbum
ert in Below overÜNM STELLAR JE KOmione ära isoIRALA GU HALLONE,
Trim By
નવેમ
Wo Ned
Total w
4.74
8.1. N
2+
1.418.
29,201
$144.2T
PEAK HOTEL. '
November 28.
Dr J. W. Anderson Mr and Mrs E Mr 6. A. Arthur Kill --
was.
Mail" shed
SEND
FOR
PRICE.
LIST.
STEAM LAUNDRY® 00.
"JUST AS.
PRETTY AS
WHEN TWAS
NEW!
IF YOUR
GOWNS OR
PROCKS
CANNOT BE
WASHED,
WHY NOT
HAVE THEM
"DRY-"
CLEANED.
MAY. WE
SERVE YOU?
READ OFFICE & WORKS: YA-UMATI, Tel, K. 39. HONGKONG DEFUT 18 Stanley Front, Tel. C. 1979: KOWLOON HOTEL DEPOVÝ, KOWLOON DEPOT 19 Canton Road," CANTON: 19. Sharki Central, East. HONGKONG HOTEL: (Visitors only). Write or Phone for complète Prico List.
SHIKISHIMA SHOKAI 60D, PRAYA EAST (Wanchai), TEA SETS, 42 PIECES.
... From $16.00 COFFEE SETS, 12. PIECES
From $7.00 Inspection Cordially Invited,"
BREACH OF PROMISE.
CHINESE
GIRL AWARDED DAMAGES.
a
was usual for the secondary wife to be introduced to the first wife, but he did not know that it was essential.
Mr. Demuth: I was ander the impression that "that was what constituted the ceremony..
His Lordship: If it is necessary to obtain the first wife's consent,
. "SIX WIDOWS CASE.
Mr and Mrs J, N., 120 Tona Pulled Down.
Parker
The great "Daily Mail" airship. Ngarage at Wormwood Scrubs, worth
Parcóns
N.W. built at a cost of £6,000 in Mr and Mrs O. T. Mr Sobronterg
1909 to house the Clement Bayard Fowle & chlidrés Mr O. B. Shank Mr Franklin Lt-Dol. & Mrs Step airship flown from France in Mrs 1. H. Geare hon
October 1910, is being demolished. daughter Me and Mrs Tibby About a third of the building was
Singapore, November 21.4-The Gapt & Mrs T. & Mrs T. Travers brought to the ground, in
one Chief Justice (Sir Walter Shaw) Grant.
& child
piece, weighing 120 tons. The in the Supreme Court yesterday I do not see how an action for Mr and Mrs P. M. Mr M. Walk
steel girders were cut through awarded $5,000 damages to Hodgson
with an oxy-acetylene, blow-pipe Chinese girl named Wee Oh Kiah, tained unless you can show that. breach of promise can be main- where they enter the ground, and the daughter of a former member the portion of the shed pulled over of the Chinese Advisory Board, the first wife consented. by a traction engine connected by who brought an action for breach dant undertook to get the first Mr. Demuth: Or that the defen- a steel cable to the top of the of promise against a young Chinese wife's consent.
"The Daily building.
merchant named Oel Teow Beng. undertook to supply the
The defendant did not appear, when it was informed that the only and was stated by his counsel to Mr. Samy remarked that if the" obstacle to the airship's visit was be away in Java; counsel also first wife's consent was necessary, the lack of a suitable shed. Its informed His Lordship that his then the Six Widows case would offer was accepted by the client had not given him the have to be thrown overboard.
Defence Parliamentary Aerial
names of any, witnesses, and had. In reply to His Lordship, Mr. Committee with public thanks." not even given him full particulars Stirling said that there were many Handel's Organ.
of his own case. Mr. W. E. different customs amongst the The opening of the Edgware Demuth appeared for the plaintiff, Chinese. They did not follow the Tube makes easily accessible a and Mr. Samy for the defendant law of China here, but they made relic of the past which ought to with Mr Hoahing.
arrangements according to what Ettract many sight-seers--the The case for the plaintiff was they thought was right to suit Church of St. Lawrence, Whit that the defendant fell in love themselves, church, Middlesex, where Handel with the girl, and asked her His Lordship said that the Six was organist more than 200 years mother's permission to make her Widows'
based was 30. In his time the church was his second wife. After pressure Chinese law and customs. The new, having just been rebuilt in her mother consented, with certain court went into Chinese authorities Queen Anne style by the Duke of stipulations, and the parties went on the subject. Chandos. The church is much as to the Chinese Protectorate, where Mr and Mrs · J. Mx R. McGregor
Duncan
Mr E. E. Mimmackit was in Handel's time.
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur & Mrs A. Lane iss E. R. Baily Mr and Mrs S. Mr and Mrs L. Ü. F. Langston.
Bellarby
Mr K. Largen
Mr. W. C. Bonner Mr and Mrs W: L. Mr W. H. Bourne Leask
Me M. J. Breon Mr and Mrs G. D. Mrs & Miss Brennan Loya
Col& Mrs C. Russell Miss Leys
209,50
Browo 1.14 2160 Miss P. W. Brown 1. Mr T. 6. Bustard
12.0 Mr 8. D. Carothera
Mr RH. Oland MYR 0. Comris
Conrompton of water in the City
nd all Dialet lo'millons and decimals of gallons during the month of September.
1943. 1924. . 210.77 290,48 5. Bi
374,680 864.400
IH.7 243 Ex30m
Dom
`lwinand population... Caption pas haső j
se day mo
Constant Supply in all districts until 3rd September 1923.
Intermittent Supply in Districts from 4th to 30th excepting the district Fast Arsenal siteout which was given a Constant Supply from 19th September. These restrictions were necessited on
Major A. 8. Little-
johns
Mr J. D. Lloyd
Mr L. M:S. Lloyd Mr W. H.-Lock..
Mr and Mrs W.
Mira M. Cooper Содна
Mrs I. H. CormackMe and Mr T. A.
Lt. Col. R. A. Dob- 1 Mardin
Mrs J. MoAinsh bla
Mr E. O. Danesa
Mr W. E. Dye Mrs Samers Ellia Misses Ellis Mr and Mrs W.
Eustace
Mr D. FitzGerald Mr A Forbes
Mies M. Forbes
Mupton
1
.
case
оп
Mr. Stirling That was the case Mr and Mrs F. Worgan has been modernised, but tion of marrying the defendant. evidence.
The the defendant declared his inter in which this girl's father gave Miss M. W. News the case is the same, and the key He promised to make her an His Lordship: He was one of upon which Handel played were allowance, and to provide the witnesses? restored to their original position separate home for her, but sub Mr. Stirling: He was called by in 1913.
sequently he cooled off, and Government to give evidence, on refused to marry the girl on the the subject of Chinese marriage. B.,Street On Fire...
Great damage was caused at ground that they both bore the
Cross-examined, Mr. Stirling same surnames. Evidence, was sald that if he had noticed that meter which set fire to the offices
holme A.Mr W. Ogden
Mr F. E. Ollerton Mr A. H. Fenn Major and Mrs F.
Phillipe Remington
account of damage to the Bowen Road Mr R J. W. Foster Mr. and Mrs H. F | Glasgow by the explosion of a gas given by the plaintiff, her mother, ¦ the parties bore the same surname
Conduit by landelicle.
Intermittent Supply in all Rider Main
*Districts West of Eastern Street and Full Supply in all Rider Main Districta East of Eastern Street dariog September 1924,
KOWLOON WATER, WOREN LEVEL, .
1stn.
1024.. „Kostcom Greyškarj £ft. Din. Aborn St.Vinkov
sion Stemurrola
startow PODRANE IN MILLIONS AND DRONAIN OF BALLOTS.
123, icon Eraviation || Bivol 382.24
- 374,00
Consumpidos of water in Kowloon in allons and decimals of gallons during the month of September. Consimption
saated populatio Camoeptim pus band a
192 FIL 60.31 .79.98 141,700 364,800
36.3 10.1', estima
1. L.
Fall Supply in all districts during September 1913 and 1974.
Mr F. P. Franklin
L. Z. C. Frederick Lt. Col. & Mrs
Me and Mra W. D. Sanders
Goodfellow Mr I. G. Boott Mrand Mrs J. M.Mr R. P. Shaw
Gordon
Mr R. H. Bkelton
Mr and Mrs Goo..W.Dr A. W. Shovelton
Grey
Capt. & Mrt Skinner Mr and Mrs C. J.Mrs & Mias G. E.
Manolo Hagbe Stubbings
Stardee Mr-Q.P. Sturdes
ar and Mrs B. A.Mr and Mrs E, F.-L.
. Hale Miss M. B. Hal
Mr and Mrs J.Mr and Mrs. P.
Sackling
Hancock
Mr J. B. Hawker MJ, S. Thomson Mr W. J. HawkerMin, C. Thwaites Lt. Comdr. G. F.Miss Thwaites.
Holo
Mr A. W. Tekle Mr T. W. Hornby D-Cal and Bra H. Mr H. Howell
Trevelyan
.
MrG. H. BunaworthMr C. M. Viss The Governmenu Analyst's recent re- Miss O. C. Jenkins Capt. R. F. Walker porta show tw the quailty of the water Mr.8. Hugh JonseCapt. A. E. Watta in antiset ry..
Mr.W. ». Jorden Miss C. Willmott Mi G. Kennedy At and Mrs F. D. Total Batnfall to th Sept 32,19 in. 77MM. F.Koy
Wood H. T. ORAANY.
Water Authority,
Mr G. O. Worall
* bilo Work Deperiment.
1274
FORMAMINT
The Germ-Killing Throat Tablet."
Scre Throat
is caused by disease germs. Formamint dis- tolved in the mouth quickly soothes the throas-and-destroys all dangerous germa be-% fore they can harm You by setting up. Influenza, Diphtheria. and other infectious
diseases.
Nacar be without a bottle of Formamint.”
PALACE HOTEL.-
Mr ̈À. Arah_EW Mr_0,H. Haslowood Mr R. &. G. Barrattle J. Jack Mr W. 4. BennettMrs MoDaw
Mr R. W. Campbellkir J McDonald. Mr P. R. Ohichgar Mr B. J. de Mr. J. B: Oor- • Köors ----- Mr W. 8. Onfi Mr M. Blmpeon Me and Mr N. Br H. Smith.
Daver.
Capt. LW Smith
Mr A. B. P. Daviss Mrs C. Strieger and
Me Hi Davit
child.
Mr 8. Torbitalda Mr A P. Tannan Mr. and Mr H. baum
*Goldenberg **Mrs G. Tulloch Mr A, Hall • Mr A. OF Enko! Mr W. Wälber
and factory of the Acme Tea and Mr. W. G. Stirling, of the he would have pointed out that
fact to them.
His Lordship: So you say that if they were of the same surname they could not marry
Chest Co., Ltd, in Polmådie-road. Chinese Protectorate, The fire quickly spread from the Mr. Stirling stated that the aluminium department to the parties came to see him in 1922. offices above and flames from the He understood that the young man gas filled the street outside where wanted to marry the plaintiff as the pavement was broken up to his secondary wife, and he (Mr. allow the gas to escape. A series Stirling) advised him, to provide a of minor explosions occurred in separate home for the plaintiff for the case. Two Tana" could not
.
.:
Mr. Sammy: That is what I suggest.
Mr. Stirling agreed that that was
the basement and three firemen, a time, and later ax a date when marry, nor could two "Lims." It hurled back by the concussion, she could be received by the first was a very old custom amongst the Chinese, and its object. was to had narrow escapes. The cause wife.
Later on, the plaintiff came to avoid any mixture of blood, of the explosion is unknown.
the Protectorate again, and "com-
SURNAME AND HORUSCOPE. Working At 105.
plained that defendant was not
His Lordship: It is not recognis- William Harrington, aged 94, of giving her any money, and bad Maldon-road, Tiptree, near Mal- not given her a place in which toed as a legal union? don, Essex, was found dead in his live. Then defendant promised One of the things to find out in a easy chair. He had been working to make the girl an allowance.marriage is the surname and the
in his garden the day before. It
Mr. Stirling: They won't do it.
same
MARRIAGE CUSTOM.
horoscope. If they find out that had been his custom to sleep
Mr. Stirling downstairs in "a chair," and when
explained that two people have the. Miss B. Tennick, aged 105. his amongst this class of people it was surname, they must break it off.
His Lordship: Is it a matter of housekeeper, came downstairs to usual to obtain the sanction of the
or would it not be begin her duties for the day she first wife, and then the secondary custom, found him dead.
wife would go to the house, and recognised as a marriage if they be received by the first wife. lived together?
His Lordship: Supposing the
Mr. Stirling: They do not first wife does not agree?
Mr. Stirling Then they have
London Landmark To Go.
marry.
His Lordship: Can you
Бау
what would happen if they did. live together?
11
Mr. Stirling; I cannot say that I e have ever come across such a care, Mr. Domisth, In re-examination, asked whether this custom, was
"Mr."Stitling: To the best of my observed in Singapore.
knowledge, it is..
No. 50, Regent-street, the County Fire Office, the house with the colonnades, is to be pulled down. Standing at the Piccadilly end of to come to an agreement outside. His Lordship: They would still Nash's Quadrant, and on the eastern. .side, it has been the dominating be married?
festure of the heart of London for Mr. Stirling: I should think not
Mr. Stirling added that unless many generations, a kind of archi- tectural peninsula crowned with a the first wife gave her sanction the Colossal Sgure of Britannia, stand-woman would not be considered a ing with her spear and shield, and proper secondary wife. To this case the defendant told witness the British Hon beside her.
that the first wife was agreeable.
The Chlef Justice pointed out Ca Canny Roosters.
His Lordship: I do not remem that he knew of cases where the Biologists who seek to impress her that it has ever been laid down principal wife was living thousands with the enormous numbers of that the sanction of the first wife of miles away. In one case the. years it has taken for evolution to was necessary. The whole thing principal wife had been living in work might - study the "obvious is in a very vague state, but that England 'for many years. change in the attitude of fowls has never been mentioned as far, secondary wives had never made Did you ever have that morreracking to motors in the past few years. I know. experienen caused by a bit of mumms of Time was when these birds were phlegu that stubbornly refuses to beste i always comeritting suicide-under | lodged,, but tinkles and tickles, until it motor car wheels. Now, their sometimes "almost....atrargins! Just a cautiousness exceeds that of dogs. Tsips of Chamberlain's Gough A, the average life of a fowl is Romedy Swallowed very slowly and allowed to slide down, the throat, will short, it would seem that modern lop that tickle and at opos give you chickens actually are born with a Immonen ralfofa drejt that way too for sense of road periis. Motorists basename, bronchial and other coughs often ("wish i some-human” brings Pownale everywhere.
ms were 19
Hr AJ Wedmor
Tickling Throat."
Mr. Stirling bald he had seen the Coremony performed,***
His Lordship said he knew
The
arrangements through this lady.
Mr. Stirling: "That js rather a. ***** peculiar czɛe”~~There are ærgrent" it many rich Chinese here, whose real wife is living in a village in China, but their so-called first wives, are living here. It stope aroup. That's why mothers
In lurther discussion, Mr. Stirli keep Chamberlain's Couch Banody in said that the Chinese only allowed thể bónas. – là cơm baina no narodow and one wife, and the second wife was Is best for the children.. For sale every looked upon as a convalence. where.
Stops Croup. f.
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.