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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. 1904

OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LD.

AND

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JOINT

SERVICES.

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FROM

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OUTWARDS,

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CHRONICLE Japan, 1876; Japan Supplementary, 1875; United States, 1882; Great Britain, 1895; Trade Regulations

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1904.

THE FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL ISSUE,

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CRAIGIEBUEN HOTEL,

Staff Su geon and Mrs. Mr. 31 y J. Powell

Auston, K.N. Mrs Bent

Mr. K. . Crafton Mr G. H. Dann Mr. J. S. DoF Mr. C. H. Falloon Ma, and Mrs. Guak ale. W. Belins

KING

Mr. J. Andrews

Mr. & Mrs. Grant Smith

Mr. E. Grant Smith Lieut. & Mrs. Waker &

child

Mr. & Mrs. Whitehead Mr. & Mrs. Woodward

and children.

EDWAD Hore.

r & Ms. Cecil Brown

Mr. H. B. Carier

Miss I. Dickson

M. 1. Harmaa

Mr. & Mrs. Geo, T.

Hawley

Yr. W, M. Hick My A. II. Hodingsworth L. Co), PE. Kent, R.A. Eupt. W. E Kont Mrs. F E. Kent

rs. Kirkhoren Vi Mather

Mr. Ed. Muolle, Consul

for Peru

Mire Moray

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ross

Mic. & Mrs. M. J. D.

Blop as

Miss Spring

Mr. & Mra, M. P. Talat Mr. & Mra, J. F. Triton Mr, H. S. Vaughan Dr. A. Watsc1L M. & Mra. W. B. White ..Mr. & Mrs. E. H. Win-

ship

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Mr. J. W. Baias Mr. M. Baranaki

r. J. F. Beli vra, J. Boll

M.W.B. Hoyou Mr. R. A. Brabazon

Mr. & Mrs. D. Christie Mr. A.Dungan Davidson Air. W. H Donald Mrs. B. Dufour Mme. Dulot Mr. & Mira. H. Eyre Mr. L. F. Foy Mr. L. Hayter Mr. H. G. Heckford Vr. E. J. Heller

r. E. H. Heime Mr. S. D. Hills

1. E. lowend

Mr. K. Kawa a

Mr. B. Lee

Dr. & Mrs. H. Macfad

Jane

Mfr. Mrs. L. Marston Mr. F. Massabot - Mr. A. Mercier

Bir, f. A. Moir Mr. R. H. Norbon Mr. & Mrs. E. 0. Mr. W. E. Robertsoa Mr. A. G. Roberta Mr. H. H. Hntherford Mr. J. D. Thomson. Mr. G. H. Wakernas Mr. W. H. Williame Mr. Whitamore

THORAL HOTEL.

MF. Barraire Mr. O. Howa

r. J. L. Cha ow Mr. Chow How Wai

. . Condy and two

children

Mr. Crogo Mr.L, Fisher Mr. I. 6. Gibson Me. J. S. Gilbes Mr. Jun Jou Goiri

.

Mr. Jao. Henry Dr. Hongh

M. Ges. Keable Mr. & Mrs. M. Kennedy Mr. & Mra. H. Muary Mr. Ting Chuk Nor Capt. W. Roberte Capt. . Simpson Mr. J. Smith Mr. Whiley Mr. L. C. Young

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fit. T. Pezare Mr. A. V. Prittwitz Mr. B. Bienappol Mr. Schattachneed Mr. B. Fohlafke Mr. Skerichly & child Mr. H. Stephens Mr. P. A. Suarez Mr. J. R. Syalagton Mr. Paul Wierthmann

Mr. and Mrs. Ranner Mr & Mra. F. Chandler Mr. G. E St. Clare Capt J. C. Gerard Mc. W. Hinize Dr. E. Keyt Mra, Langg Mr. Amaro Lopez Mr. P. Looker Lieut. MeClay Mr. B. W. Pearson

Mr. W. E. Ash Mr. H. Best

KOʻYLOON HETKY..

Mr. C. F. Blanchett Lieut, T. F. Clark

Lieut. Koralewski Mr. & Mrd. McPherson Mr. J. B. Bloc un Mr. D. Viezee

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