1911-08-18 — Page 4

OZODONT POWDER

"'s Beautifying the

for Cleansing's B

TEETH A VEGETABLE COMPOUND

PREPARED FROM COLLECTION OF THE PUREST & CHOICES)] INGREDIENTS

83.1

Sozodont

Everyong uses a toothwash or powder.

Most are not satisfied and try one after another. And still the teeth are not as white and hygienically

clean as they should be.

Let them try SOZODONT.

It does what is wanted and is the most pleasant denti- frice one can use--fragrant, smooth, and antiseptic. Ask your dentist to tell you how good ""Sazodont" is,

Boot three Form-powder, liquid, and paste i ens rigantly effective. Try the powder seit it mosti the requirements of meat people.

THE

SANITAS

BEST

DISINFECTANTS.

All Kinds and for All Purposes.

AS SUPPLIED TO H‚M." GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.

SANITAS-OKOL," 20 times the co-efficient of carbolic acid.

The ideal disinfectant for use in the Tropica. Highest eficiency and idwest cost, Powerful Larvicide. Unaffected by organic matter, and niscible with both fresh and salt water.

"SANITAS-BACTOX® (Saponified Crests of the same (20) guaranteed co-efficiency. Homogeneoas, and níiscible with fash water.

chesjbut concentrated Coal Tar Disinfectent of the greatest reliability and guaranteed efficioroy,

SANITAS-SOLDIS”

Supplies of the SANITAS" DISINFECTANTS may be had of

THE MALACCA GENERAL STORES, LTD, Malucos, F.M.8. Messrs, PRITCHARD & Co., Penang, B.S.

THE MEDICAL HALL, Battery Road, Singapore.

THE SINGAPORE DISPENSARY, 12, Battery Road, Singapore. THE BRITISH DISPENSARY, 4, Battery Road, Singapore. THE BORNEO Co., Singapore.

THE DISPENSARY, LTD., 43b, Railles Pince, Singapore,

As SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OF

LORDS AND HOUSE OF COMMONS

THORNE'S

OLD VAT No. 4

This vat-was started by the late Robert Thorn--

of Greengok and has been sold as No. Asince 1831

SCOTCH WHISKY.

BOLE AGENTS IN

HONGKONG, CHINA & MANILA

A. S. WATSON & Co., LTD.

• SELF CURE NO FICTION I NO SUFFERER NEED NOW DESPAIR.

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY, THERAPION NË®)

in a remarkably short time, often a few days only, Curas dischargest either sexjeuperseding infections

THERAPIÓN.No.2

Cures blood poison, had legs, ulcera, morca, painful swelled joints, &c. when mérémonial veealment fails,

THERAPION NË 3

Cures chronic weakness, fort vigorand vital force. Either Number Therapion & ali soit tremament directions enclosed, from

[902

stead, London, Eng. Try Sew Drages Tasteless) Form of Therapium easy to take, sale, lasting enre Trade Markað word "THERAPİON), is on s BritishGort.Stamp allized to every gestán packet. 127

X THERAPION X

́OURES TO STAY OURED.

CHILDREN OF FAR

CATHAY

A SOCIAL AND POLITICAL NOTEL OF -.

ABSORBING INTEREST,

By CHAS. J HALUOBE

(Formerly of the Imperial Chinese Customs Service, Author of "The Mystio Flowery Land," etc.).

THE

THE VOLUME which consiste of 146+

Pages, and includes a "koteh Plan of historied interest showing the disposition of the Forces at the battle of Kweilin, is dedicateo to Sir ROBERT HART, G.C.M.G., and Dr. A

RANNIE

Its descriptipo of Chiness Social Custeme sad Superstitions, combined will the insight i gives into political conditions in China, maker. "CHILDREN OF FAE CATHAY" an excellen“ volume for presentation to friends at Home.

Well bound in Yellow Cloth with Chinas Emblem in Gold.

PRICE

83.50

To be obtained from Mestre, KELLY & WALSH LTD., Messrs. BEWER & Co., or from the Printers and Publishers, the "HONGKONG DAILY PERS" Office.

When "Only Middling"

your health is very far from satisfactory. The slightest knowledged pathological science is sufficient to inform us how precarious is the con- dition of the person who is "only middling," The power of disease-resistance is practically nil,& an ordinary atmospheric change or dietetic irregularity may lay you up for weeks.

Take

care therefore that you possess nothing less than vigorous, robust health. Just as nothing succeeds like Success so there is no "better guarantee of suis- tained health han never to let yourself run down. Conse- quently if you are not feeling up to the mark get yourself into tip-top conditiori at once. by taking a few doses of

BEECHAM'S PILLS.

Specially suitable for Fomalos of 'alf agos.

Sold everywhere in bores, price odd. (36 pills), za (50 pills) and s/9 (168 pilis).

CHAPOTEAUT'S

MORRHUSE

Superior to Emulsions or Cod. Liver oil.

Each tiny Morhnol capsule re- presents the medicinal value of a teaspoonful of oil.

Recommanded at the Paris Aca demy of Medicine, for loss of appetite and fleshy to patients with consumptive tendencies

·Sold in botties of 100 Capeulos. Said by at Chomints.

694]

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18î¤, 1011.

LINGGI PLANTATIONS.

debited to their accounts and deducted from their wages. But lately, this policy | A-SUBSTANTIAL BONUS FOR THE if is not possible now to recover any aum what- has been reversed by the Government, and

SHAREHOLDERS.

An extraordinary general meating of the Linggi Plantations Limited) was held last month at Winchester House, Old Broad-street E.C., to consider a resolution for increasing the capital to £125,000 by the creation of 250,000 additional shares of 2. sol. Sir William Hood Treacher (chairman of the com. pany) provided!

have

Mr. J. G. Hay, the representative of the secretaries (Mesars Guthrie & Co., Limited), read the notice convening the meeting.

The Chairman: Ladles and gentlemen,-You e just heard read the resolution for increas ing the capital of the company to £125,000, and you will have noticed from our letter of the 17th inst, that it is our intention to issue now only £10,000. We advise you to pass this redaction for the following principal reasons:-The total area of our property is 9,699 sores, of which 5,000 acres should be under cultivation by the On the advice of our and of the current yasr. late general manager, Mr. Malcolm Cumming. who has now joined our board, and after earefully weighing at the circumstances of the position, we confidently advise you that it

will be to your best interests to adopt as

our

ever from the native, which puts him in a very much better position and, it is said, makes him mael happier man; but it falls upon yon, the whare shareholders, in that you have to provide largs bad not anticipated before. A commission ha sume for bringing there people over, which we also to be paid to the head Kongauics and re- Oriters For all these reasons capital-must-be employed, and although the increase of the capital may temporarily reduce your dividends, it is obvious that by increasing your planted greatly enhanced (A voios:-"No.") Now, ares Four dividends in future mast be gentleman, to carry out these large schemes it is essential that you should provide with further

espital, and I think the plau for rising it indicated by our chairman is the best the best. It is also to be remembered that it is that can be followed; it seems the simplest and very essential that with large rubber areas ach as we possess we should have reserve areas in the event of our not being able to continue tap- ping trees quite so frequently as we had thought. We shall have these reserves of rubber on which we can fell back, and by them we shall be able- at least to keep your dividends. steady. I have much pleasure in seconding the resolution...

Mr. Pash and Mr. G. F. Etans expressed as being opposed to the issue of

Mr. Posh said he would like to know if the directors proposed to have any portion of the new capital underwritten, because it seemed to bim a pity to spend a large sum of money on anderwriting

themselves policy for the fature a farther ertansion 2,000 SCTOB to be effected at the rats of fresh capital. ,500 acres a year during four years, so far as labour and other conditions permit, thus bring ing up one total area under rabber to 7,000 nores at least. Mr. Cumming some time ago propared estimates to carry out this program of The Chairman said that as far as underwrit- and to bring into fall production the balance our opitivated arca, which is about 2,500 sores, ing was concerned it would not be necessary and to provide for all additional buildings, linos, Tha directors from the very beginning laid me studied the whole question, and with Me. Cum- stores, factories, bangalows, do, for the imme diate and future needs of all the setaten. Ieming's advice nud assistance had looked at the has taken a liberal view of the probable expon

matter from every point of view, and as a result diture, and bis estimate, added to our present

nos laid their considered view before the meeting. actual requirements, amounts to a total of zot least £150,000. If the rosolation le carried and no unforeseen delay coeurs, the Linggi Com pany, with an issued capital of £110,000, will at the end of the year 1917 be in

her of 7,000 acres or more of rubber in

at a capital cost of under £16 an aore, fully equipped with all necessary buildings, stores and factories, together with a balance of!" rome 2,000 scres of uncultivated and, and in: vestments to the value of £158,000, which can be atilized to meet any unforeseen contingencies, accidents, or emergencies..

ALTERNATIVE SCHEMES.

To furnish the capital required for this pro gramme your directore carefully considered the following alternativos: -(1) Borrowing. This

.

The resolution was then put to the rooting anderied by a lurge majority.

THE PROGRESS OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

THE IMPERIAL CHAIN OF WIRELESS STATIONS."

The ordinary goneral meeting of Maroont's Wireles Telegraphy Company (Limited) was

SPECIAL BARGAINS

NEW

RACHALS BRINSMEAD

TO CLEAR FOR

STOCK

SELLING PRICE.

FORMER PICE,

AUTO-RACHALS,

$1,100

$1,500

AUTO-MANUAL

$:"800

$1,900

$ 550

$ 800.

$ 500

$ 775

WERNER

$ 495

S 000

KR USS-

$ 400

$.625.

WERNER

395

$570

CHALLEN

385

$ 525

350

-$ 600

SCHIEDMAYER

ROBINSONS.

THE CURSE OF MALARIA,

HOW IT MAY BE REMOVED,

With the banishment of Malaria a new ero will dawn in history,"

Those words, which cast a lurid glow of thé importance of the disense directly responsible for more invaliding and death than any other cause in China, were spoken, a short time ago, by a distinguished man. Before that can be nekissed, however, untold millions of lives will have been sacrificed to the rusages of that por nicions microbe, which plays auch havoc with the red blood corpascios, destroying them, and derouring their hemoglobin, while producing poisona which rack the limba with pain, rednos physical and mental strength to a very low level, and set up chauges which may lead to the disessa of many more important organs.

Malaria is, however, too well known to every resident in the tropics to make it necessary to paint a picture of the suffering it induces.

What is necessary in the public interest is to point out clearly, simply, and directly how the lisasirous affects of the disease in all their varied manifestations may be overcome, how the patient may recover his full health, strength, and vitality, and be protected against further attacks. After quinine has done its work, the need is

was not considered to be advisable on principle. held last monthat the Hotel Metropole, Loudon, urgent for a reconstituent and raritalising pro-

(2) Realizing our liquid sesats. These, as I bave said, amount to some £158,000. Our reasons for not slopting this alternative are that of that, amount £45,000 are represented by our holding of Kamuning shares, which bring in at present a dividend on the par, value of 20 per cent per annum and have exceptionally bright prospects in the immediate future. It is clearly the best policy to keep these phares. In the second place, iL decided by the share. holders at the general meeting of the company on May 30 to transfer £60,000 to reserve. These two items reduce our liquid assets to £50,000 an amount inadequate for our present purposo. Apart from these considerations, with the concurrence of the majority of holders of the larger amount of shares in the company, we are pledged to maintain, at any rate for the prevent, our investments in first class securities which are uninfluenced by anything effecting the prospects of rubber. The board are strongly in favour of maintaining these investments intact, not only position in which this uniqusly strong a pledge but because of

places the company, a plicy which would enable us under the most adverse circumstances, to take advantage of any opportunities that might occur for further strengthening our already strong position. But I need not de- Lain you by recapitulating the-argaments set forth in-nar circular to the shareholders dated March, 1910, which were unanimously adopted

bromae of their

by them.

the

ISSUE PRICE OF THE NEW SHARES. A third alternative was the formation of a subsidiary company, but that wo could not re- commend in view of the fact, that with our

present complete organization we on elective y and economically manage and, control and bring into bearing the whole 7,000 or mors aores as now proposed. The only remaining alternative which we considered that which we now recommend to adopt.-

You namely, to increase our nominal capital from the abnormally small amount of £100,000 16 £129,000, but with the issue of only £19,000. This issue we propose to offer to the Ordinary shareholders in the proportion of one to nine at

the rate of 30. a share, with the result of s

substantial bonus to them, and a yiell of £159,000 into the coffers of the company. Those shares will mank pari passu with the existing Ordinary shares of the company as regards capital and se to

dividend after

payment

of the second interim dividend, and we propose to issue them as fully paid to obviate the incon- venience of having Linggi shares of two classes will now more the resolution:-That the capital of the company be increased to £125,000 by the creation of 250,000 additional Ordinary shares of 2s, vach, ranking for dividend and in all other respects peri paesu with the existing Ordinary shares of the company according to the amcuot for the time being paid up or credited as being paid up thereon, I will Rek "Mr. Malcolm Camming to second that.

SPEECH BY MR. MALCOLM CUMMING.

Mr. C. Malcolm Camming-Ladies and gentlemen,-It must be perfectly clear to all of you who bare followed the workings, and the progress of the Linggi Company that for a large and growing concern such as pets we must have more capital. For some time before I joined the board I advocated the extension of our uncultivated areas as mobey and opportunity would permit, but, of course; so far we have not boon-able to sanation furtherextensions as the capital was not sufficient. You will understand that with such an organization-as ours we can carry-out extensions much more cheaply and readily than any new concerns. Another point I should like to bring before you is, flut it should be our policy now to make our buildings and everything as permanent as possible, so that in the event of any heavy Loorenso

the

of prica rubber we should not have to spend

raw

under the presidenoy of Commendatore G. Marconi.

The Chapon, in the conrad of a very leugly address, said that the Transatlantic service which was opened in April last year continued to work very satisfactorily, particu larly in so far as the wireless operation was concerned. He was engaged at the present time in making the necessary arrangemen's at the Clifden Station for the introduction their new daplex system, and as 2002 as these arrangements were completed, "and" in

Paration to restore the quality of the blood and Conquer the general malnutrition of the body which is the inevitable result of the destruction of its vital particlos.

THE CURBE REMOVED.

Nothing, it has been, proved times without number, has so potent an infinence for good as Sanatogen, which is universally recognised as the greatest reconstituent preparation and most ravitalising tonic-food science has yet discovered. Composed of glycero-phosphate of ecliun, the native principle of the nervous systems, chemical-“ ly combined with casein, the albuminous or -building element of pure milk. Sanatogen

the very near future, he was proposing too must easily digested of all tonio-food sub-

the

of

the

A

MEDICAL AND LAT EVIDENCE..

| 734

Cutler Falmere &

of the East

The Wine Merchant of

NAPIER JOHNSTONES'

"SQUARE BOTTLE"

WHISKY.

UNVARIED FOR OVER

150 YEARS.

THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN

1745.

BEWARE

IMITATIONS.

OF

SOLE AGENTS IN SONGKONG+-

LANE, CRAWFORD. & Co.,

and from ALL WINE MERCHANTS,

(56

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr & Mira W. Bleekwen Capt. R. Innus,

Paton and 3 children Mr T. J. McDonald

Pr. O, Marriott

C. B. Crocker Mr E. V. Mitohelmore

Mr N. Davidson

Mr W. Draw

电

Me & Mrs G. L. Duncan

&

Alr &

Mes Nisbet and -skild

Mr W. North Mr. V. d'ettinge Mr Ernest IL. Poo Mr A. T. Prichard Mr J, Quin Mr. E. Ray Miss. F. Reay Mr Beld Mr.

H. H. Solomon Dr & Mrs. A.. Spalding Me C. H. Spittle Mr 1. Spill'es

Mias W. Squ're

Lt. & Mrs. C. 5. Stainer Mr M. Thouptún Mr E. J. Waterman Y: Zeno

KING EDWARD HOTEL

proceed to Canada similarly to fastal their Glace Bay Station. When that was done the

tances. It is rapidly assimilated by the body, service would be materially improved, and ite

as well as the nervous system, which finds in the capacity at Toast doubled with a very small and immediately begins to nourish the mascles increase of running expenses A number important contracts had been entered into, preparation, the supply of its vital phosphorus in exactly the form in which it can be most which included the erection of stations in easily made use of. In addition, it increastat

athe Italy, Turkey, Greece, Spain, and the Canary Islands. A first agreement was inade with the amazing extent. In frequently increases then Mr. H. Birchenough Dr. & Mrs B. Lovis number and quality of the red corpuscles to ar Eastern Extension Telegraph Company for erection of a const station at Cecca Island for by half a million per cabis con imetre la a fort. Nr P. J. Puckland

Mr.H. L. Condon purpose of maritime communication, shtonight, putting up the hemoglobin at the rats of J. Y. Chigune two per cent. por wock,

Mr & Mis station would be worked on the joint account The result is that the sufferer's wasted hody of the Cable Company and themselves. That fills out, his drawn, lined face gets young ngain. Was the first of a series of coast stations extend bie dieses grow bright and his prematurely ing to Hongkong, Singapore, Malts, and

hair resumes its normal tint, so that be Mr E. J. W. Esten fibraltar, to be erected ander similar becomes as well as he eror was before.

gros

Mr A, F. Fearon their international maritima business. Important Malaria, which retards their growth in a most Mr. H. G. Fishor conditions. These should materially nasist

Children are likewise profoundly affected by Mr. & Mre. Fillia negotiations bad brou carried on with the French marked manner. When, however, they take Mr D. M. G. Gratauna Government, which had resulted since in Sanatogen, they rapidly regain their lost weight. Mr H. Grothe the completion of a working arrangement

recover their, health, and start growing again, r. V. Goulbourn between the French Government and

Mr & Joseph Goul? Sanatogen powers in overcoming the disabilities the aflisted Marcoul companies.

-Capt. T. P. Tell produced by Malaria have been attested by a Press Agency had been organised upon large number of doctors throughout the tropics, ir Harold Holgate the high seas enabling them to receive

Mr A. Harrison as well as by hundrode of laymer.

Mr & Mrs K. S. Heek and distribute any news of importance. During the early part of the year under review they

Hon. MEA, Hewett Among medical mon, Dr. H. H. W. Hart, Mr E. J. Holines submitted to his Majesty's Government a scheme Hapur Remount Depot, Babugarh, United Mr H Borre to put all the British Possessions into wireless Provinces, India, writes: "Ihare much plea- Dr. Spencer Haugh communication with each other, and applied for

Bure in certifying to the value of Saratogea in Mr J. G. Huddart - a concession for the erection and working of the

cases of Malaria, Enteric Fever, Dysentory necessary stations. From that proposal would

and other exhausting diseases. I have used it appear to have developed the Imperial wireless regularly now in my practice for the past two schema introduced by Sir Joseph Ward at the recent Imperial Conference. They would have years, and in no single instance have I been

that many of worst cases, owe their Ir Belilios Preferred to have carried out the scheme disappointed with the rules. I can honestly Ar M. P. Henitie

Jing-Bennetts recovery to Sanatogen," as they had themselves proposed. were, however, reasons, which they were quite able to appreciate, why the Government

Mr. Thomas Lyne, Calentia, "writes: "I

Mr. and Mrs Bridger

and eos should prefer to take that scheme in hand them was a broken-down wreck of a man as far us

for funr years, becoming weaker and weaker Wise M. Gains. selves under a working arrangement with the belt goes, and have been a martyr to Balaria Ar K. Breach company. It was his pleasure to propose the with the natural ranglon condition and its ac Ar A. Harp r payment of the cumulative 7 per cent, dividend

on the Proference Shares to the end of companircents Brain fug. Nervousness, and her John Lennox December, 1910, and also to declare an interimspepsia Two battles of Sanatogen bare Miss Lapraits

I shall always highly recom dividend upon the Treference Shares for the made au extraordinary difference for the better Mr P. B. Lorck

nas, for the best. I ended June 3 at the rate of 7 per mend Sanategen everywhere half-year cent, per annuin He had likewise the great d gratification of declaring, for the first time in the for of life is to people ont in the Tropics who

readily understand what a boon history of the company, an interim dividend have the awfal heat to fight against. upon the Ordinary Shares at the rate of 10 per

In addition to curing the after-effects of cent. per annum for the six months ended June Malaria, and thus putting the body in the best 20 last. -

possible condition to withstand the disonses of the liver, kidneys, ete, which follow in its train, Sanatogen is the best known preventive of Malaria, as it maintains the body in the finest state of health, and, therefore, in most advantageous position for throwing off the attacks

of the Material gazm. AB

exccedingly interesting pamphlet, How to keep well in Tropical Climates, which con- talos further information on this subject, and on others of vital importanca to all residents Mr E. Hansanian in Chins, will be seut, free, on application, Mr R. Hilton

Mr C. C. Henson mentioning the "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, to Mr B James Mears. A. S. WATSON & CO., HONGKONG, from Mr H. Jones whom also Sanatogen can be purchased.

Sanatogen way be obtained of all chemists.

- [106.352

ON SALE.

A TABLE OF THE

RATES OF EXCHANGE

AT HONGKONG

TOR

There

DEMAND DRAFTS ON BOMBAY

On the Day Proceding the Departure of the English Mails from the Year of the Closing

suins on capital account in the futies. Again, of the Indian Mints to the Free Coinage of

in the present day we have to expand very large

BILIK

**FROM 1893 to 1909;

ALSO

i

will & renova

STEAMERS PASSED THE CANAL.

-

Mr McH-Lry

gud family

Mr & Mrs McLean Capt. G. W.MoEwer Dr. Muller Capt. A. P. Nobbe Capt. and Mrs. W.

Prisemo o

Dr. Benmitt Mr. E. Swith

Capt. & Mrs Stewart

and children

Dr Stamat Dr. Thum

Mr E. Mierme

GRAND HOTEL Mr. B. Haelson and. MP J. H. Ben on Mr N. Btura Mr A. B. Crow

Mr. & Mrs Donnelly

ar d'child en Mr Evans Mr Karl Fisher Mr F. V. Forker Mr W A. Fræsen Mr H. Geisler

H. Henke

Mrs Jenkins Dr. F. T. Keyt

Mr R. J. Mooney Mr Muller Mr P. W. G. Nanving My J. L. Parke

Samuel Pani

MT

Mr J, W. Pringle

MCB &.

A. F. Ramsay

Mr W. Bugge

.. Sp

Mr

Sbaw

Dr. Mur.

Schwet

Mr L. Fehmitto Mr B. Taylor Mr G. Timin

Mr E 7. Treadgoly Mr Cal Troedbet Mr H. J. Vinchon Capt. & Mrs Waln Mre C, H. Woods.

KINGSALERE PRIVATE HOTEL

Comdr. F. Acton, R.N..

in draining swamps and general sanita tion, and in looking after the health of our European employer.admit that when we first went in for this rabber cultivation I did not foresee this heavy expenditure, and just as our RATES FOR SOVEREIGNS, GOLT 25th-Glenesk, Laertes. 28th-Sundit. Indra, Dr. & Mrs F.W. Brown

LEAF, BAR SILVER (From 1900),

and other Useful Information.

PRICE: $1'Cash,

profite bave exceeded our most sanguine espoola tious so bas our expenditure increased some what in the same proportion. Of course, the question of labour looms very largely before us. In the past it was only necessary to send over ganies to India to recruit anch labour as we and aush gume as were expended on bringing them over-the amount of money advanced to them in their country and the cost of their transport to the estates-wascal Booksellers.

On Sale at the "DAILY PRESS

Ofice, u

July 11th-Himalaya, Hyson, Moyane, Oo Men F. Acton pack, Aleia, Vorwaerta. 14th-Braemar, Kin Mr H. Adam Tuck, Myrmidon, Peekawur, Sardinia. 18th- Mr E. Arndt Bengine, Nile, Fris Ludwig, Welsh Prince, Mr & Mrs Aucolt.› |.21st-Idomenera, Kamo Maru Polynesien. Mr. H Bennett Rheinfels. Augast lat-Antilochus, Bentes, Me.&Mrs D E. Donnelly

Mrs MraF-M. Crawford Buelow, Ceylon, Buero Castle. 4th-demon, Mr & Mrs Ewing Al Maru, Antenor, Austria, Caledonien, DMr 3. Graham blane, St. Patrick, 8th--Yuevia. 11th-Ping Suey. Slavonia, Theseus, Tranquebr. Delayed Mr. & Mrs. C.E. Harvey through tilation, Vandalia. 15th-Achilles, Mr. H. Hodmasis Benalde ubio, Palma,

Mr & Mra, P. Lamnet

and children Mr. & Mrs. C. Logan

ARRIVALS AT HOME, August 15th-Hitachi Meru, Machgon, Sithonia, Yorcki

Dr. Hob on

Mr. J. F. Macgregor

Mr. J. B. McLaugher Mr. & Mrs. L.D. Handel Master Maudell Miss K. A.

A. Massey

Mr EJ, McNulty Mr. K. S. Morrison

Sir Francis Fix gott

Mr

Bobe tsor

Mra G. Sachse

Mia M. E. Shes or M. A L Shields Mr. B. D. Stowar Mr. and Mrs Yeatey Mr. B. Webb Mr Whyte Mr. Wingrove Mr Otto Alesinger Mr. J. W: Wilson