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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1924.

FOR SALE.

SAMLI (Shanghai. Fish).

Frozen by A. J. A. Outman'is Improved Patentel author which preserves its origin. I devour ind qualities. Onen tasd always. appreciated. Floch firm, as fresh fish

frou To be nurkined only

KWONG LONG.

Tel. C. 1281 Eule agent for Hongkong for THE CHINA REFRIGERATING &

INVESTMENT COMPANY, LTD.

Compradore. te, Des Voeux Road C.

und sluo fram

THE DAIRY FARM ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.

WE HAVE JUST LANDED

A CONSIGNMENT OF

SWISS CHEESE

FINEST QUALITY :

Without Crust

In tins of 6. Portions

the Tin... Inting of Whole Cakes

$140

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the Tia ...

$1.30

AND FANCY

LEATHER VANITY CASE.

34,50%

THE FRENCH STORE No. 0, Beamshield Arcade. Tel. Control 704.

LEE KEE

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HENRY RICHARD

TILE CO'S

Wo have a large stock of White Glazed Wall Tiles, Colour Glazed Wall Tiles. Coramic Мова с Tiles. Geometrical Encautio

Tile Firo, Floor Tilen. Gratos.

Inspection Invitad

Showroom: 21, Wellington St.

Tel. C. 1483.

WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

25 WORDS 9 INSERTIONS,'

" 31; PREPAID,

· Evory additičnal word & Cents

tor 3 insertions.

BOARD.

HIGH CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES

Made to order. ROYAL & CO.

No. 1, D'Agullar Street

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PRIVATE BOARD SIDENCE." "Rogate" 158-160, Austin Road (Corner Austin and Kimberley Road), Kowloon. Tel. K.561. Quiet neighbourhood with pleasant outlook. Terms. moderule. Box No. 328, care of "China Mail.

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TO LET.

TO LET-Two "Godowne,

or

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shops, in DUDDELL STREET For Particulare apply to:-H. Rut- tonjec & Son, 16, Queen's Road,

TO LET Office Rooms in Central position. Apply Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Buildlogo.

„INTIMATIONS.“

NOTICE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

In the Matter of the Companies

Ordinance 1911 :

and,

In the Matter of Hongkong Camphor Estate Co., Ltd.

(In Voluntary Liquidation).

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

OOOLER WEATHER ARRIVING NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER

YOUR WINTER SUITS

CALL AND SEE US

THE INDIAN TAILORING CO. LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, Kowloon Hotel Building.

ODDS & ENDS.

MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT.

Parachute Death

Mrs. Ruth Garver, of Attica, Kansas, has been killed at Wichita through falling 1,000 feet with a thet ar Extraordinary General parachute which failed to open, Meeting of the members of the above She jumped from an aeroplane Company duly convened and held at piloted by her husband. Falling the Registered Office of the Com-like a stone, she just missed light- pany Queen's Building." Hongkong, on the 12th day of October 1924 ing on some of the crowd gather the following Special Resolution was ed below to watch the performance. T° LET-Four large rooms,

excellently situated for offices duly passed and at a subsequent- Ex- traordinary General Meeting of the on the 3rd Floor of "St. George's'

members of the said Company, siso Building facing Ice House Street and duly convened, and held at the same Chater Road....For terms and particulars apply to Hongkongplace on the 11th day of December and Territorial Estates Limited, "SE 1924, the following Special Resolution

was duly confirmed George's" Building,

TO LET From March 1st for

8 or 9 months, excellent furnish-

ed House on Peak. Rent $300 per month. Apply Bex No. 330 c/o

China Mail"

TO BE LET.

TO BE LET-For six months from

1st June. 1925, as-roomed House. Furnished-Mountain View, The Frak...... Apply B 323 is "Chna Mau."

FOR

FOR SALF. SALE.

OR SALE.-Kellett Manet being "No. 185. The Peak. Possession next May. H. Percy Smith, No. 6, Des Voeux Road Central,

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FOR SALE One 6 Cylinder 3 seater Studebaker Car with Dicky seat Tires in good.condi- tion. Car in good running order. Price $900.00 or nearest offer. Apply Box 327 c/o "China Mail."

Resolved That the Company be wound up and that Mr. L.M. Whyte be and is hereby ap pointed Liquidator for the purpose of such winding up. Dated this 11th Day of Jecember. 1924.

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HONGKONG CAMPHOR ESTATE CO., LTD. (Sgð) DONNELLY & WHYTE, Secretaries.

NOTICE

Scrip No. 7896. (100) shares in the Hongkong and Whampoa Lock Co., Ltd. Nos 58544/63, 27569/23, 4192/96. 55627/636, 559/68, 52381/390. 51667/76, 55685/94 in the name of Mr. Ng Cheung.

H

No

FOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the above mentioned

Scrip the property of Mr. A. A. Lopes, of Alexandra Building, Hongkong Sharcbroker 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,

Mrs. D. Neville, another para- chutist who simultaneously jumped from the same aeroplane, landed safely.--

What A Train Costs

Phone K. 1008

MAIL WEEK NEWS.

ITEMS FROM FAR AND NEAR,

Ross, Herefordshire, celebrated. the bicentenary of John Kyrle, the philanthropist.

Mr. H. Sanderson Ruskin Oxford, has resigned. principal of

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Furniss, Collegé,

An elderly man was fined 5s. at Wood Green, N., for letting off a firework in the street.

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Ninety-nine sovereigns found on a. Worksop workhouse inmate after his death

Mr. Ambrose Manning, the actor, has just celebrated the 50th anniversary of his appearance on the stage.

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Mr. J. Pickering. 77, has been Mrs. Elizabeth

Bishop

Welldon Dean of

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Mr. Arthur Canham, South African trade.. comin issioner in London aftce 1918, is retiring at the end of the year,

How many people have any idea of the cost of a railway train ? asks the "Children's Newspaper." Two new complete restaurant car trains have just started running on the married L.N.E.R. which have cost, with Bemrose, 70, at Spalding, their engines, £42,500 each, and Lincolnshire.

Dinner two more are to follow. can be provided for 78 people at a sitting,, the movement of the trainDurham, preached in the Durham providing the electricity "for, the Primitive Methodist Church on cooking; and the train can carry Sunday in mail week. 360 people. The speed, reaches neatly 80 miles an hour. Ex-Kaizer's "Lucky" Clover:

A child's gift of four-leaved clover as "luck to the comman-j | der of the ZR 3 in its cross-

Sinking operations have begun Atlantic voyage, should interest at the Southery Wylie Collieries, the ex-Kaiser, who carries a similar Ynysddu, Monmouthshire, where talisman (observes the Daily work will be provided for about

has it Chronicle." Tradition. that in 1870 a child presented a four-leaved

King clover to

At Essex Assizes sentence of William of Prussia, which, after death was passed on Frederick Sedan, he returned to her, writing. Southgate, 53, a farm labourer, for "It has brought me luck; may it bring you luck also," Years after the murder of his wife at Ardleigh, the present William took great. pains to recover this lucky clover. A Nimble Wit.

2,000 men.

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near Colchester, on July 26.

A ROLLING STONE GATHERS S.NO MOSS, BUT A DIRTY SUIT WILL GATHER. MORE MOTH,

$4.

'DON'T FORGET"

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THAT ·A

WINTER SUIT

REQUIRES OLEANING

AT LEAST THREE TIMES. DURING THE BEASON.

THINK OF THE DIRT YOUR WHITE CLOTHES GATHER DURING TAK SUMMER.

Write or Phone for wmplete Price List.

STHAM LAUNDRY CÓ

HEAD OFFICE & WORKS: TAUMATI, Tel. K. 3. HONGKONG DEPOT: 18 Stanley Street, Tal. . 1979. KOWLOON HOTEL DEPO".

KOWLOON DEPOT: 19 Canton Road.-

CANTON: 10. Sharki Contral, Enst, HONGKONG HOTEL (Visitors only).

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SHIKISHIMA

SHOKAI:

600, PRAYA EAST (WANCHI), ...

TEA SETS. 42 PIECES,

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From $16.00 COFFEE SETS, 12 PIECES, ... From $7.00 Inspection Cordially invited. 00000000000X0XXXX0000000000

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THE HONGKONG GARAGE CO. '16 & 17, Queen's Road East (Opposite Daibutsu's)' . NEW CARS FOR SALE & HIRE

Telephone C. 4006,

Expert Repairers, Painters and Overhaulars.

Cushion and Seat-Cover Manufacturers.

Top Rebuilders

Prompt Service at Moderate Prices, Tires and Accessories for Sale.

Managing Director, C. L. PUN.

VISITORS AT HOTELA.

HONGKONG HOTEL

December 13,

At Windsor, on November 26, the the Prince of Wales' will open a new nurses hostel at the King Edward VII Hospital and will also ¦ visit the Windsor British Legion MR. T. G. Aitken Mr G.. Barriman

Mr. James S. Hart, the president of the Glasgow Rotary Club, has nimble wit, which he often exer cises very happily at weekly] Club. of his greatest successes.

TUNG SANG FOR SALE-Excellent Steel Beam, Alexandra Building, or at his luncheons. He scored with it one Harry Crump, ex-manager, was Mr AB. Atkins

TAILOR

11A Reel Street

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HIGH

EXPERT FITTERS

CLASS TAILORING

SERVICE

THEATRE

18 feet 3 in long, to be seen at No. 185, Mount Kelleit, The Peak. Apply Box 329 c/o "China Mail."

Specialist For Stomach

Sufferers

If you want, quick, sure relief

from

tormenting, weakening indigestion, gastritis, dyspepsia, or other stomach disorder; just take a little Bisurated Magnesia in water when the pain comes on. You'll get instant relief and will feel worlds better at once; the

Residence, No. 3, Pratt Building,

Kowloon

Dated the 27th day of Novem

ber, 1924.

NOTICE.

THE PAINTERS OF HONGKONG hereby give notice that owing to the hundredfold rise in the cost of living they must ask for an increase

of wages to the extent of Fifty

per cent.

Working hours and conditions to

remain as heretofore.

Empicyers of painting labour will be notified by letter and this an- nouncement is for public information. It is considered that Fifty per cent is the west required to give a

wage..

preparation is inexpensive, harm less, and is sold in powder and tablet forms by every chemist. Bisurated Magnesia is the one thing that lets the stomach-living tortured eat what they like in peace it does more: it lets them enjoy it and get full benefit. This is a piece of health advice worth ROYAL trying!

SHORT SEASON ONLY Commencing

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26,

(POXING NIGHT) EDGAR WARWICK

hine the Honour to Prosent the World-renowned London Star,]

THE INIMITABLE

WISH WYNNE

In the Charioter Studios that have wada her famous.

BERNARD KITCHEN

AND A PIANO

ZOE

in Characteristio Douroes,

ALFRED GUNNINGHAM

The Eminent Baritone from tho... London Opera House, Alhambra, etc.

GWEN ADELER

A Dainty Finger of Dainty Bongs HAROLD WALDEN Tho Popular Humorous Entertainor from the Pal'adium, Quem's Hali, etc..

PLANS OPEN at 8.40 „AM

at MOUTRIES.

NEXT WEDNESDAY 17th.

The London Coliseum at Your Deor.

When you buy Bisurated Mag- resia, see the trade-mark "BISMAG" "oval and you'll know you've got the cure the doctors

take themselves.-~-

The Sign of the Genuine

BISMAG

See it o

every Package

THE NEW VEHALMONE-ROMEDY,

THERAPION NĚ. 1 THERAPION NĚ.2 THERAPION N13

SRIA Domonass, Ma 3 tar dhrasis WhatS13=98. BLEMS LEAVINGENENNTA PRIČE SERAGLAND.36 DELACIONE MAN GALMAYRrotosăKAN WAkundem Ben-Trac MALE WORD THE RÁT ZONE JE ON DATE, SOVI STAMT METLIER TE DUPUINE PLERNTS

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Everything New!

New Shop. Now Stock. New Prices. Suitable for your packet.

All kisala of Indian and Chinese Sikų, Shawls, Kanbroklerin, sta.

always in stock.

BIND BILK STORE, ODIA BUILDING Queen's Bond Gematral

THE PAINTERS' GUILD,

No. 21, New Street. Hongkong, December 12th, 1924.

NOTICE

STORAGE space on Marine Lots

Chinese with Godowns and House to Let from 31st December. W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.,

Kowloon Bay. Hongkong, November 3, 1924.

POOK BUN FOR SALE.

Panama Hats, Felt Hata, `Straw Katy and all Kinds of Hats.

HATS CLEANED A SPECIALITY, No. 80, Wellington Stroot

HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

For the information of visitors the following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland is published :—-—---

ISLAND.

Bignal Station Mt. Parker

The Eyrie

Foot 1774

1784

Mountain Lodge

· 1725

1725

Peak Hotel

1805

Taikoo Sanatorium

1000

-Má-Davia---t

Bowen Ed. (filtarbeds) 297

MAINT

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Taimoskan

Kowloon Fesk.

813 1971

Mr.

Mr and Mrs G. 8. Mr J. Scott Baraton

Archbatt

Mr E. EssaM TASDD Mr W. Architald Mr P; J. Vao,Breck

Mr A. F. Henry Mr N. J. Herbschleb Parry Gunn, addressing the club at Birmingham sentenced to six Mr G. Babt 7.

Mr. & Mrs. A. Hicks upon eficiency in public speech, months-in-the-second-division-for-Capt. Bagot

Mr A. J. Holmes emphasized the importance of theft of money from the Duddes Mra B. Begit

Mr W. ton branch

"gbes of Birmingham Mr F. W. Barnes keeping the organs-throat, jaws,

Mr and Mrs B.Mr. R. Johnston Municipal Bank. tongue, even the whole body-in a

Bacon

Mr G. G. Johnstone loose state when speaking, in order Some of the delegates at the trs H. R. FollieMr and Mrs

Mr and Mrs. BouleMrs Kinlock to get the best effect in vocal vibrations. Mr. Hart congratulated his fellow members at the close on having received a scientific ex- planation of why a man could not speak when he was tight... Nice for the Pheasants.

smoke abatement conference at Mr V. Benjamin Manchester smoked tobacco so MT

two delegates Bonnett vigorously that

J. H. TANG, Secretary.

Mr and Mrs 0. T.Mr and Mrs Oliver

Fowlo & children Mr. and Mrs J, N.. Mr Franklin

Parker

Mr and Mrs I. H.Mr C. B, Shank

Geare

Lt. Col. & Mrs Sta

phon

Mias H. Harry

Mr and Mrs P. M. Mr J. H. Taggart

Bcageon

Mr M. Walk

FEAR HOTEL

December 12,

Dr J. W. Anderson Mr and Mrs E, R Mr 8. A. Arthur Kl

Mr & Mrs T. ArthurMr & Mrs à. Lane Miss E. R. Baily Mr and Mr S. H Mr and Mrs L... F. Langaton

Bellamy

Mr K. arsen

My J. W. G. Bonnar Mr and Mrs G. D.

F

Klambugur acd Mre G.Meli and, drs

Lauri'sou Mr A, E Langton

Londerman

C.

Mr W. H. Bourne Loys

Mr M. J. Breon Miss Leys-

objected, and the chairman mader D. Borsha

Mr D. Berthap Mr and Mrs W. J.

an effectual appeal to the smokers

to stop..

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Mr R. J. Birbock

Mr J. H BlackbornMr and Mrs C W, Mr R. Blan

Leding

Mr B. A. Roning

Mrs E. Liddell

Mr H. O. Brogham Mise F. Lilie Bir A. Brooks Mr J. A. E. Brown Mr J. H. & Mies

Mr D. McCallum

Mr B. M. Brown R. Miller Mr A. W. Graham M: C. F. Montague

Dr T, Nagel Mfr

Mrs

The owner of a shopting lately A widow, Mrs. Annie Hurford, went round his coverts with his of 41, Limekiln-lane,. Poulton, keeper, discussing the prospects Wallasey Cheshire, asks for news of an opening day among the of the whereabouts of her brothers pheasants in November, says the Corbett and Jesse Roch, last heard

Morning Post." He suggested of about 12 years ago, when Jesse Browne

- And to the keeper, a veteran, and a Rock, lived at Crooked River, Mr R. G. Burdin conservative in method, a new Saskatchewan,

Mr A. T. Campbell Neckelmno Mr H. H. Castillon Mr K. N. Neilson way of tackling the problem of a

Mr R. B. Clark, Mr J. Niowvanboya certain covert; instead of beating Mr. Robert Cecil Märtin (late: Wed. R. Collins Mr. and Mrs H. it, according to custom since time captain, R.A.F.), age 40, a British Mr Chae, Cottrell

Тебя слад Cruick-Mr H. K Peel out of mind, from north to south, resident in Paris and a partner in Mr W. 8.

business in the ..nbank

Mr & Mrs Pinkuet tailoring he proposed beating from south a to north. The keeper was dumb- Boulevard Haussmann, was killed Miss RE. Desmond Mr and Ms H.

Capt. Diskons

Pooley founded; but presently light in an accident near Rouen to the Mo. W, U. VanMr & Mrs Priestley broke on his face. A very good Paris-Havre boat express. Two]“ Dorssur

My M. J. Qul-t idea, sir," he agreed heartily. British travellers were injured. Mr and Mrs W. A.Mr M. Av Foley.

Twill make a nice change for

R. Douglas. Mr & Mrs Remy the pheasants."

Said to have driven through Mr E. R. Duckett Mr B. Riley

Mr and Mrs Duck Mr. B. Rowe Nighties' For Tramps.

Oxford in a racing motor-car at worth

Mins Ryan Mr J. K. Fardera Mrs A Favage

Many, boards of guardians are still disposed to regard nightshirts! as a luxury, says a Ministry of Health report on casual wards. The provision of nightshirts, how. ever, is becoming more common especially in the North of England. In some wards, iron bedsteads with mattresses, blankets; sheets and pillows are also provided, but there are wards where the casuals sleep on the floor on rugs, some cases the casuals, instead of slinging the hammocks provided, sleep on the floor, using the hammocks as bedding.

In

GET A VIAL TO-DAY. As is remedy for one of woman's most troublesomay allments Pinkettes the dainty little laxatives, are perfection. And they are equally good for men. As gently sa zinture Fioketree dispel con stipation, regulate the liver. basish

PINKETTES

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40 miles an hour, without lights, Mr Feliz Ks Peter Hugh Gurney was fined £35 Mis M. Hille at Oxford. The Chief Constable Mr and Mrs. E.

Gurney had been said convicted 1 times in 16 months and paid nearly £140 in fines.

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114 Minx Fooles

Mr J. P. Fehiby' Mr And Mrs

Fischer

D. Fetolle

TH

E. Mr G. Schriner

Mr Echwesinger - Capt M. Signland My and Mes W. H.

Sparko

Mra & Mies Brennan Major A. 8. Little Col. Mrs C.Russell johns

Brown

Mr J. D. Lord

Misa P. W. Brown Mr L. M. B. Lloyd Mr T. 6. Bustard Mr W. H. Lock Mr B. D. Carothers Mr and Mrs W. Capt. & Mrs J. O. Logna

Carpenter

Mr R, B. leland.

Mr R. O. Comrie

Mi-s M. Cooper"

it

Mr and Mrs. T. A

Martin

Mrs J. MeAinsh

Mr R. McGregor

Mrs IH. Cormack Mr E E. Mimmack Lt-Cel. R. A. Dob. Mr and Mrs F. W.

bin

Montos Mr and Mrs J.Miss M. W News-

Duncan

Mr E. O. Dunsan Mr W. E. Dye Mra Simars Ellis M180 Ellis

Mr and Mrs W. A.

Enstaco

holme

Mr W. Ogden

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fr P. E. Ollerton Mr A. H. Penn Major and Mrs F. H.

Phillips

Mr and Mrs H. L

Remington Lu-Col. & Mrs O

Sanders

Mr A Forbes Mien M. Forbes Mr R. J. W. Foster Mr F. F. Franklin. Mr & Mrs T.G. Scott Lt. E. C. Froderick Mr R. P, Flaw Mr and Mre W. D.Mr R. H. Skelton

Goodfellow Gupt. & Wrekinnar Mr and Mrs Goo. W. Mrs & min 0. E. ..Grey

Stabbings

Mr and Mrs C. J.Mr and Mrs E, F, L

Manolo Hughes Stardee

Mr and Mrs B. A.Mr C. P. Sturdee

Hol

Miss M. B. Hal' Mr and Mrs

Hancock.

Mr J. B. Hawker,

Mrand P. 1.

Buckling

J. Mis J. B. Thomson

Mr Thwaites Miss Thwaites

Mrs WJ. ForMr A. W. Hekle L-Comdr, G. F.Lt. Col. and Mrs H.

Bolo

R.Mr and Mrs W. On Armistice Day, in memory

Vander Stren Yr H. P. Stricker of the 198 men of Clare College, Mr L Fucher

Mr.D Fothergill Mr H. F. Summer Cambridge, who died in the war Dr & Mrs F. Frank Mr P. D. Rotherland Lord Balfour, Chancellor of the Dr. Dargine R.Mr J. R. Thompson

Т:070ly University, opened a memorial Galer

Mr and Mrs. L. A Mr T. Horchy...Mr. 0. M. Vise

Torine

Mr H. Howell building which cost £45,000 and is Mr H. Go son

Capt. P. F. alter My M. A. Ta ner MIG. M. How worthCapt." A. E. Warts an extension of the college, with Mr F. S. Cibrian

Dr R. & Gill Mr. A. Tatpuréðum/

"Miss D 0, Jokit. Mina O. Willmott accommodation for 37 men,

MT L. M. Gill

Mr 9.8. Hugh Jones Arnd Mr FD. Mr. Valtor Mrs Ronald Gordon Mr. Wadeson Mr Jordan Wood Sir Jesse Boot, whose gifts to Mr. and Mr. JMFJT Ward Miss_G_Kennedy Mr G. ^ Warill Nottingham exceed £1,000,000, has ́ Gogla

Brad Mr J. E. Mr M, F. Koy Mr & Mrs G, Yator offered £25,000 if the city council Mr and Mrs B. Watkins

Granmaa purchase. Wollaton Park and half

His R. H. Whittall Mr fos do Woose from Lord Middleton and reserve Mr. Arazory,

T. P. Exil. Capt

Mr W. Weaner 100 acres of the park as playing Miss F. Bamilton Mr.J. Wilson fields for boys. Wellaton Park, Mr B. Hancock Mia N G. Worcester with nearly 800, acres; is twice the Mr andra H, A. Mr JF. Wright

Hannibal size of Hyde Park.

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When Reginald Mears, 39, an ex-Army Service Corps officer, was sentenced at Brighton to two months' hard labour on a charpe of defrauding the Postmaster. hillaraness, sink headaches, dizziness General. It was stated that be had datulence, parify the breath, clear the obtained £70 through drawing for skin. All chemists sell Pinkette or post a year a supplementary pension fre 60 cents the riel, from Dr. Williams for his wife and child from whom Medicine Co, 00 Kiangon Road, Bhangha! he had been separated since 1918,

KEPULAR BAYT HUTKL.

Me & Mira Bebar

Me

PALACE HOTEL,

A. Arch. Mr OH. Haslewood Mr R. A. G. Barrett Mr J. Jack

Mr W. A. Bennett Mrs McCaw

Me R. W, tamobailMr J. MoDonald Mr. P. R. Oblohgar Mr. B. J. de L Mr J. 8. Oox

Moore

Mr W, B. Caff* Mr M. Bimpron Mr&. EJ. Knight

Me ad Mrs N, B.Mr.H Smith Mr & Mrs Fodiker Mr and Me – A. Daver,

Cap. L W mith ADD MA- Lift & children Mr A. R P. Davids' Me« C Stringer and Brostedt

Br and Hrs W. L. Me H. Davla

child: Mr & Forshulda Mr A. P. Tanoon Mr and Mrs A.F.A.Mr. & Mr E. Lond Mr and Mrs H. baum

Carleton

Mr T. 4. HeGos

Mr G. Toloch

Mr T E. Brow

Dr. Duz elan

Lett

Goldenborg.

Mr Aake