1910-06-13 — Page 5

The Rubber Market

REMARKABLE RECOVERY.

RENEWED CONFIDENCE IN THE 'BOOM," Following upon a week of marked depres sion, the robber market erinced a decided tandency towards recovery on Friday last, sed latest Loi dua quolations to hand appear to in. dicate & continovace of the improved state of

On that data Messre. Ellis and Ellis report ed that "after a spasm of 'weakness with conse «quențial marked, depreciation in prices of all

siccks, the Rubber market in exhibiting signs | of ranawad vitality and closes fairly strong. Only a small business has been put through during the week under review, and as low rates. The Singapore market continues vary dull and all stocks stow further depreciations. Para Hard fon Kubbar declined to:1/9, but latest telegraphic advices to hand gives the prica af 9/8JA

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JUNE 13 1010

RIPO

RADB AUST

TORTER

MAY

EEKS ENDING

440 ft. Level N. Main drive advanced að fi total 599 it. Y

44) ft. Lövel N. Intermediate driva în Stope. adviced 13 ft. total distance from Winxe 146 ft. This drive has cow reached the extremity of the drashule N.; tome good patches of stone were met with during the four weeks sundar, review.

440, IL Level S.; the drives on Foot-wall portion of the lode, from the main sonih stope, were further extended za ft giving total driven on the fode'at this point of 6 ft nothing of value bas beca discoverediti, da pita

sports circulated as to the fate of the marisi, there is an ignoring the fact that the inherent strength of rabber, bised on depleted stocku and the large consumption, has quietly roassciteditaslf. The total receipts in

BUKIT, LOMAN: MIMES. Liverpool during April were rather beavy, being about 800 tons ahead of deliveries

Main Shaft. The Coralsh Ploeger Pump a fact which was possibly viewed with some has been fixed at No. 6 lers, and 14 DOW di-qu'e' by the trade, inasmuch as smaller working satisfactorily. Preparations are now 'quualities want from Para to the United States, belog mide, to place an 8 (a. Eucket, Pamp where the deliveries for April appeared to have below the No. 6 level. When this is com been 170 took in excess of the arrivals. Un-plated sishing of the shaft will be resumed. sold stock those would thus appear to haze practically vanished, although possibly big' American manufacturers hava certain "re- servás." The reduced, quantities shipped to America since the end of March may perhaps be regarded by, some as indicating a" falling-off in American consumption; but there is no proof of this, or, indeed, that consump.ion has been injured' alsowhere." Now that the bulk of the Brazilian crop has been accounted for this season, the question of pros pectivo supplios in the near future has to be con UNDER THE BĂME DATE,

sidered. The quantity exported from Para this Mens, E. S. Kadeoris & Co. wrote:-"The month will be matosially smaller than last, which market in sterling Rubber shares, after experi. may have some bearing upon the course of sacing a fairly heavy depression, presumably affairs. On the assumption that the world's con" following the fall in price of the raw material, ¦ sumption is at the rate of at least 72,000 1008 a has had a sharp recovery and clases firm with | year, the visiblesupply is less than a month's te. buyers of most stocks. The quotation for Rubquirements, while there will be a notable skriok- bar in Louden yesterdag was y/8. The mar ago in the fuzilian shipments over the end ofthe ket in Slogapore stocks remains,iqʻa stagnant crop season. The chief element of uncertainty $40 ft. Laval N, drive on Foot-wall iɔde ad- stato. The local market has been very quiet conceros United States requirements, the vanced as it, total. 85 ft. from Winen,” This with a selling tendency most of the week...a recent contraction of which can hardly be drive in now, about are ft. N. of Main Shaff. slightly better feeling prevails at the close"

viewed very poriously, in view of the depleted The Inde has beau of good quality during the The latest reports from London show that, stocks across the Atlantic, which must involve | driving of at least the last go ff. This drive is or later. Several opening good støping ground, and seeing it in the closing price for Para Rubber had advanced fresh buying sooner en Saturday to 10/3 per lb., whilst prices gene-

nutbo,it as in Miscing-Jase are looking for the deepest point in the Mine, it speaks well for rally bad appreciated to a remarkable degree brisker bidding and higher prices all round at the fators. The average assay value for in face of the setback that made itself felt so

the next tule on the 34th instant, one of the the four weeks in 8.30 dwis, for a width of 42 strongly a week or ten days ago. To take at reasons given being that nearly three weeks inches. random a few cases in point as showing the will elapse before the following sale, which is

la lo market prices in London on Saturday fixed to take place on Jane'14. as compared with the previous day's quota. tions, Anglo-Malays rose from 30% to 3 Altagare from 7/3 to 7/5, Castlefields from 17/6 to 140, Carey United from 21/ piem. Lo 28/6 prom,, Highlands nod. Lowlands`from 140/-10 145 Ledburys from 97/6 to ras/, Fubber Trusts from soj to go, Shelfords from 77,6 to 87/6, and Sungei Chohs fom 110f 10 130/~

-LOCAL OPINION.

SHIPMENTS OF RUBBER,

A shipment of 100 tons of rubber, valued at about £100,000, left Brazd for New York on the 13th iontact in the Booth liner Cearense and the Lantrane talt Paid on the 8th instant for Liverpool with 180 ioon, estimated to be worth £180,000. At this time of the year it in customary for shipments to be on a small scale, but.consigainenis seam to have fallen off at the end of this season much more rapidly. than usual. One explanation of this may be that the high quotations for the product in duced growers to bring in all their rubber orly, and another that the prices have been so

factory that growers have been less in clined to make a second expedition to the in- stior. There is no doubt that for some reason the bulk of the rubber from "Brazil bus lately Booth Line steamers carried only 440 tops to bean coming to this country. In April the

New York, un compared with 1,900 toss in the corresponding month of last year, while these vessels bought 2.700 tons to Liverpool, as com pared with 2,10 to a year ago. The effect of the reduction in the American demand in boliaved, of course, to have been shown rather plainly at the Mucing-lave sales a few days

In view of the important change which the past few days have brought about in the aspect of the rubber market, several prominent rubber operators werd interviewed this morning by a representative of the Telegraph with the object of ascerislaing their opinions regarding the sudden rire,that had taken place. "On all sides It appeated to be a round belief that the most recent developments in connection with rubber were the outcome of a big "bear", movement, and that now their purposes had been accom. plished it was mors than likely that prices would go up still higher. In some quarters, indeed, the conviction is strongly held that during this summer the rubber market and the share market will reach yet even higher marks than those which have hitherto been recorded, It will not be considered out of place to remind isvestars to keep plainly in view thengo, fact that they should refrain from buying whai they cannot pay for. There seems to be a CODEonen, of opinies in broking chicles in Hongkong that the notable fluctuations of the rubber market since Friday baye been caused by the manipulations of New York bears, and it bas to be borne in mind that what the tears have done once they can do again.

A RUBBER FORECAST,

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THE SHARE MARKET. Business in the Rubber Stare Market has been quiet, even rubber shares being affected by the hecalmed condition which have charact terized zimosi all markets. The dudertone has 29. shares went ahead. for some time; but bena filrly firm, nevertheless, and the popular with profit-taking on a market with very little heart in it prices bave, receded The fatis, however, for the most part have noi,beso seri ous or even striking, being mainly fictional in this is sufficient, to show that the the buying was alin alight. The 18th instant offerings ware not heavy, bat at the same time was, in fact, onecfahe gloomiest days the market has experienced for some weeks, but the slack- he says, continue to yield the rich profits which was only in sympathy with the general have been roped by ploncors in the past; bating throughout the colire. Stack Exchangel. that an important now indus ry has been creat ed which will for many years continue to yield more than ordinary commercial profit, has been abundantly demontirated and is now fully re cognised by the investor. In submitting hist ́

In a brochure entitled "Rubber Companies Statistics, just published, Mr. Artbur Shephard skys that subber planting in the Middle East is an industry which has come to stay. "It will not,

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

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(a supplement to the table publisfied in the Financier & Bullion at of 4th October, 1903), Mr. Shopbard remarks that no attempt has & been made to show what any particular estate is actually, worth. His object has been to con vert the market price of the sbare into an equivalent market valuation of the company's estate and to show an investor, who purchases at the pjateni market price, approximately bow. "much he is paying per acre for rubber load of a given age. For the purpose of maintaining Interest in rubber & fairly correct ratio between the values of planted land of differing age, scale has been adopted such us is used by pro fessional rubber values and the market price of shares has been made to decide what is the market valuation of each year's planting. Mr. Shephard's publication will be found valuable by all. It is issued from the office of the Finix oler and Bullionisf, 25 Dean Street, Fetter Lane, Londoo, E.C.

The following extracts are from the E. & C. Express of May 203-

PRAYING FOR RAIN.

CHINESE THANKSGIVING.

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In connection with the elaborate ceremonies that took place in the New Territory recently whilst the Chines; were praying for rain, it is remarkable fact that the much-needed down. fall bogat on the seth day of last moon, which the beginning of the rains. After the break in i was the date prodered by the beat pries's for the weather occurred, a procession consisting of some 200 people made a three days' pilgrimage to the various lamples ja the district by way of thanksgiving.

TIK UNKASI IN CHINA.

DEMAND FOR A PARLIAMENT,;

Peking. Jone 7. and communities over sea will memorial the Eighty delegates representing the provinces Throns to-morrow, again demanding that a Parliament be eblibed immediately. The delegates are confident of success. Light of commit suicide. The agitation has averaba them express determination to succeed or to dowed the general interest in the antest in China.

Tha Intermediste drives N. and S. from the Wizze & of shaft (Drives between the 410 ft, and 640 (1. levels) are opening some very fair stoping ground."

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540 (i. Leval S. Malo dive advanced 7 ft. total 2a3 H.; lode auraying. 5.30 dwik per lou for the width of drive..

tons

There has been a falling off in the "footage" in the No. 6 level in the four weeks under review, the cause being the accumulation of water in this level during the time occupied in disconnecting the Bucket Pumps and con necting the Plunger Pump. The witer, how. ever will be pumped out in the course of a few days.

dwis 440 ft. Lovel. N. 636 assaying 96) 440 ft..

B. 196

ово intermediate

864 340 ft. Level S. 198 *i: 840 $10 fr N. 91 * 9.16 In this topoage the stone from the 7aler mediate drives is included, also the stone from the 540 16. Driva N.

It is reported that malcontents are en deavouring to gain over the provincial soldiers, Consequently the Government has ordered the removal of breech-blocks from guns and the bòlts from rifles in various provinces. Stanach Government troops are in readionus to be transferred to disaffected districts. These and other precautions are reducing greatly the possibility of a dangerous rising.-N. C. D.

The market for Para has been very quiet, with little business paulog. Fino Hard Pata on the spot and May-June delivery is quoted || News, at 10s 78, June-Jaly tos 74 and July-August 101, Bd. Soft Fine May-June-July 1o8 4d values.,

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54

DEFERRED PETITION.

Paking, Jano 8..

The presentation of the memorial asking for

Stopas

12

19.

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190

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STOP BINE.

ico ft. Level N. Main drive advanced 16 ft. total 428 ft. The value rematos about the same ss when fast reported on.

160 ft. Level S. No. 3 Winze has been hook to a depth of 104 it, and at this point connect ed with the 269 in. 5. from "Anderson's" Shaft,'

the

No.

Drives N. and S. have been commenced on W. Branch" from the cross-cat in which Winan le sünk j'in fact No. !' Winze was sunk on this "Branch" from the 163 ft. 10, the a50 ft. level. These drives have besu extended 54 fli, on the lode, with excellent results. To the N. 27 It. were driven, the average assay baing 3 af dwis over a width of 48 inches; to the S. 17, also were driven, the lods assaying 12.86-dwis for the 48 inches in width. These gradad; his W. Branch beiok intact for a cea drives are opening a good piece of sloping siderable height above the 162 it: level,

In the 100 it. level stops some "prospecting" "Branches discovered in cross-casting for has been carried out on the Main lode S., and re-filling.

The Stopee above the 160 Ii, level produced from the ninthers and 707 toot, assaying 15.28 dwis per too, and from the scuthern end 487 100 assaying dwts per top,

The Air Shaft from surface was connected with the 168 ft. level stops at a depth of 74 ft. Through this shaft, the "Damp” At HÄnder. son's" shafi, is being sent into the 360 ft. level・ stope for re filling,

ANDERSON'S.

260 ft, Level N.; but little has been done in the drive during the month, the men being engaged in cross-casting E. and W, to ascer- tain if soy lode had been allowed to stend in the side of the drive; pothing, bolng dia. covered by these cross-cois, the driving of the Main drive has been resumed.

260 It Level S. The men from this drive have been occupied to cross-cutting: E. to Connect with the Wines, and W. to sas if any portion of the lodo remained in that direction.

260 ft. Level S. on E. Loda advanced 13 ft, total 67 ft the ledo assaying 1 47 đwis for the width of dare.

Stopes N. on Mais Lɛde produced 140, ons, Assaying 6,60 dwis, per ton N. en. W. Branch 56, tous assaying 1555 dwis per too. N. on top, and the Sope 64 tons aaying 6.65 W. Branch 129 lons assaying a go dwt, per

dwts per ton; this also on W. Branch,

MILLIKO IKERT,

tans. "toos. 7,444

911

COMMERCIAL

$3.00 p.m. The following quotations, for rabber shares,

Today's Advertisements.

wire, ars supplied by Makara. E. S. Kadooria | NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA.

Alla

Anglo-Javas

Anglo-Mala

Balgownies Bata Tigas Bertams

Bakit Kejangi

Bakit Rajahu ................................. Carey Unitedsuise Changkat Serdangs Castlefields...

Cheras ****** Damansaras

Eastern Internationals. Fed. Selangors Glenealys

Golcondas hamısı dah Golden Hopes..men Highlands and Lowlands

Indragiri Inch Kenneth

28/6

Jequias votazion Jonglandors ........................

premi

Sy saliera

Kamnuing .......................................................9/6 prem, Kuala Lumpors. 60

Laundrons (fully pald) ............... ***** Laaadrons (ppd.) ..........

401kbeat

Ledburys....105). Linggis.....................................................63/•

London Axintles London Ventures... Merlimaus... Pajams.......

Poguls.......

76

SEGI

550 sellers Rubber Trusts................39/- prem.

· Saggas, were Sandycrosis SIA SADY

$37 Sapongs enamnet ins

Schoogsarek. ... '40/- prem..." Shelfords..............................................81j6 - Singapore & Jchores.520 'Sumatra Paras 12/9. Sungel Choke 130/ Sungai Kapart a sitités...19.

·Tandbags................................. Tangkab........................37/6 prem, Toërmogie.....-7/6 prem nom. Dia Reply,

United Serdang

2345/-

23/6

United Singapores. $3 sollers United Sumatra United Langkas

Para Rubber 0/3 par lb.

The Ledbury Co. has declared a dividend of ja, d ́per share...

The Rubber Plantation Investment. Trust has declared a dividend of 18. 34, per share.

MAY RUBBER JETURNS.

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Kuala Lumpor: Junn 4th. The fallowing Robber companies announce the following crops for the mouth of May

Auglo Malay...mom 47,953 lbs. Patsling... 37,057 lbs. - London Asiatic urumia 12,056 lbs. Golden Hope, a 5,877 lbs,» ́! alaba.................. 5,786 16.

Ribu

5,623 lbs., 285 lbs. 3.930 lbs.

· 2,103 Ibu. 31,516 lbs. Highlands and Lowlands... 58,648 lbs. Batu Tiga......

6,621 lbs. Mesir. Bahn Meyer.

Bikan.........vaigiamarmers Sungei Chab

Songei Salak.... .Seremban......

SINGAPORE FARA, May 4,750 lbs.

Other Sources.”

{Moria and Rubattino United Compantis).

STEAM FOR BOMBAY VIA SINGAPORE AND PENÄNG

Having connection with Company's Mail Steamers to PORT SAID, MESSINA, NAPLES LEGHORN and GENDA, also VENICE" and TRIESTE, all MEDITKE-

·RANEAN,⠀ ADRIATIC...... LEYANTINEL'and SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS up to CALLAO. Taking Cargo at through Rates to PERSIAN GULF and BAGDAD, niso BARCELONA) VALENZA, ALICANTE, ALMERIA and MALAGA)

THE Steamship

· ISOHIA," Captain Belsito, will be despatched as above TO-MORROW, the 14th inst, at Noon.

For farther Particular; regarding Freight and Passage, apply to p

'CARLOWITZ & Co,

Agente

Hongkong, 13th June, 1910.

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION.

COMPANY, LIMITED.,

· FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

THE Company's Steamship

LAISANG,"

having arrived from the above Ports, Consiguses of Cargo by her are bereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside,

Cargo, impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 P.M., the 15th init, will be landed at Consignoe's risk and expense. No Fire Insurance will be effected Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

Intimations.

CHEESE

MILD CANADIAN STILTON:

60 conta per lb.

THE

DAIRY FARM CO.,

LIMITED,

The "ASAHI" Bewway is situated maar -the "SUITA BSPRINGS,TEyes

·These Celebrated waters are ined in the manufagetre our beers.

Parky guaranteed". Nota Price List

ASAHI &

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per casi 4 dos, qtal $12.00

per case 8 das pik, $13.80 öhtained at all

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General Managers.

Hongkong, tik June, 1910

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STEAM.

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STRAITS, OBYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN, PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON,

(Through Bills of Lading issand for Batavia, PERSIAN GULE, CONTINENTALĄ, AMERI- CAM and SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.}

THE

*H& Steamship

"ARCADIA,"

Captalo S. Barcham, carrying Els Ma- jesty's Mails, will be despatched from this for BOMBAY, &c, on SATURDAY, the 25th Tune, 1910, at Noon, taking Passengers and Cargo for the above Ports in eonnection with the Company's B.A. Malwa, 10,883 tons, from Colombo, Passengers' accommodation in which - vassal is secured kafora departure from 'Hong-

Yong,

Silk and Valuables, all Cargo for France and Tes for Londen (under" arranganon}"

INCH KENNETH, May 14,418 lbs, last May will be transkipped at Golombe late. the 5,239 lbs, to May 31st 128,047.

CAREY UNITED, May 12,02

Mail steamer proceeding direct to Martellles and London, other Cargo for London, dc, w!" BUKIT KAJANG, May 3,824.lbs, total five Arabia, due in London on yik August, 1915.

be conveyed via Bombay by the R.M.S months 19,75: 16s,

SAINT HELENA, Perak, May 125 lbs.

Moxars, Guthrie & Co.

en 53,370. April 6,193 lbs and tin $4,541 | kon KAMUNING, May 7,171 lbs. Rérenne-from

mos, 57,167 lbs; tin revenut $43,117.

Meira, Barlow & Co.:

HIGHLANDS Lowlands, May 18,648 th; total for fire months 212,086 16,

Kuala Lumpur, June 6, GLENSHIBL-3,120 lbs. JUGRA: 9,671 lbs. BEVERLAC: 8,943 lbs. Ageois F. W. Barker & Co.

ALMA-600 lbs. MERTON:-1,761.lbs,

Agents Evalt and Co.

CHANGKAT SERDANG 1—3,003 lbs. Total four months 17,599 lbs,

Bukit Keman. 40 stamps rap 28.16 days. Shaft" and "Leated bearing at Sampam Loss of 484 days caused by breaking of "Osm Power Station, cleaning up, &c Stone Crosbed Bakit Koman

Stope Anderson

aff 2,530 Agents Messie Aylesbury and Garland. Huntington Mill ran 25.42 days. Stone Crushed Bukit Koman

SENGAT :—6,003 lbs. Total 26,015 lbs,

· GLENKALV:-1,6ar lbs, Total 7,850 lbs. Stops & Anderson

KATANDI :--2,495 lbs. Total 5,129 lbs. Total 2,931 Agents F. W. Barker & Co. máj Producing Amalgam

2,860 Retort gold

ŞƑ LANADEON 1—37,173 Ibu.; against £8,738 lbs; Baliloa

1,118 $37

Total, äre months 143,938 lbs | #gaimat 84666 Average yield per tant, [7.619" dwii. | Ibse

value of tailings.

| Boxit Malacca,'

-

194 207 401

the speedier sammoning of Parliament, Nos Miliran 10,5 days) Crushing 401 tons of which was to have taken place to-day, has been postponed. The memorial will probably be

stone, from Stops presented on June 16,

& Anderson Mines Producing Amalgam 247 ors,"

Retort gold R Bulilon SSAR Grit Mills produced Amalgam 59 oz), TMAN TAKO Report gold 26 j Distillation of Mercurykur

The receipts at Para this month are 1,050 1001 Plantation is quoted at about for od to pir ib for good average sheet.

Hesus, George White & Co, seport on May 131-Recolpis at l'ara for the month up to th ware Boo tour. During the whole month of

Where Wit is ARE OBBAP May last your the total wan 2,340 tons, and sate tous in 1908. The fallowing are the crop who, if they only knew it, would be far happlor There are people who liva lo this country Bentes Receipts AL Pard" July 1, 1928, 10 elsewhere in Indie, for instance, There a „ɗnd May, 1909, 35,520 lonm,

mun so mutilated his wife's pose the other. Stability

the mimikel for crude rubber would week that the doctor told him it would be recessary to send to England for an artificial bean tolerably well restored. dan, at a cost of £3. What did the man do? place the price of Jump at the offer ♬ Not a bit of it, says Black bal thera kaï and Wälle, He pcriched his head, and re to about six, marked that, at he could gej s now, wie for 21

of the

||61) Bd, the meitär regnited serious considera-

Kyldently:{here is no Trast in wires.

Totals,

produced 7:5 ras. Bullion.

Tons crushed Tolal Baillos 1/245.637 028.75 Amalgamato Reton geldry

Parcels will be recalved at this Office not!! 47.M. the day balòre sailing. The Contents | and Vaise of all Packages are required,

For further Particulars, apply to

R. A. HEWETT,

Superintendent Hongkong, 13th June, 1910.

ta Karopena oficials and merchants, In this Colony for over ten years, Be

He has a good method of training Earo--- peans to pass in the Chinese examination," and is possessed of, a first nate cartificate as a' Chinese teacher. He has also a good know»

ledge of Mandarin.“

Those who intend leaming, the Chinese. iaogusze are requested to write care of Honghong Telegraph ofica or direct to 37, Hollywood Road, and floor,

Hongkong, ird January, 1930. GREEN ISLAND ORMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.

"PORTLAND CEMENT.

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GRADUATE OF

KOBE MESSAGE SCHOOL.

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CLARETS.

BRANDIES,

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Senawang 1-6,000 lbs; against 1,208 lbs; or anything else in the way of Liquors, Cigars, Cigarettes, Total for four months 19,904 lbs 1 agains! || 4,170 Ibr...

BINGAPORE AND JOHORK—10,056 lbs) against 1,492 lbs: Total for five months 47,0 Ibs; against 8,609 lba.⠀⠀

LEDBURY.1-9,60g lbs, against 4,040 Tow Total: for five monthu 43,465 lbs; against

"Agents McAlister & Col

14 Allagar 1--1,100 lb

Events Coming.

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