THE HONGKONG TELEGRAFH, MONDAY, JULY 1912.
LOG BOOK.
Inquiry as to Stranded Vessels-
VESSELS TAKING CARGO.
Destinatio
The Imperial Merchant Servico Guild have received an official notification from the Board of Trado, informing that body that it is their intention to hold on inquiry into the stranding of the 8.6. Corn Exchange at North Shields on July 2, also, that. they will hold an inquiry into the stranding and loss of the 8.8. Foxley, London, at Caxton London and Antwerp vin Singapore, &, Hall, Westminster, S.W. at 11 Loudon, via Usonl Ports of Call a.m. on the 3rd of July prus, Loudon, Rotterdam and Antwerp, &o.
Both those vessels niot with no-llavre, Rotterdam and Hamburg, &c. cidents in the Straits of Mugel
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舞曲音
European Ports.
represent the Officerant the forth-Marseilles, Havre and Homburg, &.. coming inquiries. The Corn Nuples, Genoa, Algiers, Gibraltar Southampton Exchange of London strande!] Trieste, Fiume, Venice viu Singapore, &c,
in the First Narrows of the
Straits of Magellan, whom she re-
mained fast for ton days, ad
after discharging 2,000 tour of
cargo she floated. The stransfe
ing of the Corn Exchange in New York
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San Francisco, ete
allegol to be due to misleading Boston and New York soundings which are plent on the charts. The Chia Naval Authorities held a formal in quiry into the straniling of the steamer when the vessel was a Punta Arenas and acquitted the Captain of all blawe..
Véssel's Name.
For Freight Apply To
Brisgavin Suovia
To be ¡Dispatched.
.P. & O. Co.... 24.July, about
P. & 0. Co.... 3 August, Noon
J. M. & Co.....0 August, about
H.A. L
13 August
..5 September
11 September
Ponna
Delta
Peinbrokeshire.
Fuerst Buolow.
H.A. L
i
HA. D.....
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H. A. D.
Kamo Maru
N. Y. K.
100
31 July
HA
7 August
M. & Co.
...
24 July, Noon
B. W. & Co...
31 July
· “Goldonfels
Silesia
Yorck. Sileula
H. A. L.
New York, San Francisco and Canada.
San Francisco via Shuanghai and Japan
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do.. San Francisco via Keelung and Japan, &c. Soatrio via Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohaına Mexico, Poru, Chili via Japan Victorin, and Tacoma via Japan Victoris and Seattle via Shanghai and Japun. Victorin & Tacoma via Shanghai & Japan Vic.oria, B.C., & Tacoma rin Koolung & Japan
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The stranding and subsequent loss of the s.s. Fixley was attended by serious loss of life. This vessel struck a rock off Sir John Narborough Island and filled rapidly, lifeboats were im mediately slung out and manuel, the starboard hout being placed in charge of Mr. H. C. Steol, M.S.G., who together with 13 Chinese members of the ship's orow, left the vessel. The port boat contained the Third Officer Australian Ports via Manila
-Mr. W. Ramsey, M.S.G., Second] and Fourth Engineers, and 14 Chinamon. Orilors were given to "Stand by" clear of the steamer, but owing to the wind
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Vancouver via Shanghai, Japan &c.
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do... do do Australian Porta
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... 23 August
Atholl Indrughiri Indraianyo
D. & Co.
23 August, about
J. M. & Co....
30 July, about
30 July
Карня
0 August
20 August
23 July
30 July, 1 p.m.
Tonyo Maru Chiyo Maru Nile
Mongolia Minnesota Buyo Maru Sonitlo Mari Sado Maru Paouana Maru... Panama Muru...
S. T. & Co. Bank Lino T. K. K. T. K. K.
P. M. Co. P. M. Co. N. Y. K... T. K. K. 0.9. K.
N. Y. K.
Ph
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6 August, I p.m.
5 August
4. October
8 August
30 July
23 July1p.m.
O. K. S.
O. S. K.
23 July, 1 p.m.
Seattle Maru' Monteagle
0. S. K.
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8 August, 1 p.m.
C. P. R. Co....
3 August, 6 p.m.
BOUR OFFICE:
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS, COLABANCES AT THE HÅR
Eastern Extension,
Cablens, for Yokohama
Sambis, for Antworp
Erviokon, for Wakamatou.
Noless, for Yokobnion
List of unclaimed telegrams American, for Kwong howwan. lying in the Eastern Extension tupeh, for Shanghai. Office at Hongkong-
Chenan, for Cantik
Evans Customs, from London Panama-mistu, for Victoria.
Landart Soheiff, for Bangkok
Sab.
Changquan Manwoo, from Carmarthenshire, for Yokoliama,
Habana,
Goon Gow You 100 Jervois Street, from Boston.
Hakheng Kwongyak, from Daljin-maru, fox T. mvui,
Choreang, for Cantoni
DEPARTED.
Gorham, from London Sub.
July 21.
Bangkok.
Aphai; for Shanglol. ⠀
Bangkok.
Lieuwmyoykoun Vjisoonngan,
10 July 22, Machew, for Unflow,"
Singan, for Haiphong.
Paklat, for Bangkok. Triomph, for Pakhoi.
Kishust Nomparkhung, from Wongkoi, for Hoogay.
Boshi-maru, for Canton,
from Modan.
Limfookhing, from Oakland
| Cal..
Mowl, from Paraçalo P. I. Nishimura, Ola Foyosaka, from Manila,
Steamer Lygja Care Blackhead, from Batavin.
Surazola, King Edward Hotal, from Macao.
Suessmaan, froni Bangkok. Tani Nomura, from Zamboanga, P.I.
Wingfook Chooug 204 Wing- luk, from Nowyork.
Yingeingling, from Victoria,
6573, from Woihniwei.
Hongkong 19th July, 1012. J. M. Book, Superintendent.
Great Northern. List of unclaimed telegrame lying in the Great Northern
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.. Fer 8.8. Coblouz, arrivod 21st July.
from Byduey, &o, i- Enrico, R. Frantz, M. M. Hodgson, F... Kiolen, C. II. More C. F.
Olgasolioder, Sie-
ter
Verningen Workman, O. E.
Por 8.8. Bado Mara, arrived 21st July, from Shanghai, 4o. :-- ' Hayden, Miss M. Warnath, Miss L
D. O.
-0. Johnston, Capt. P. Pringle, J..
Hayden, Miss S. Herrmann, L. T.
Paddock, Miss C. Prey, L, E.
HOTEL LISTS.
HONGKONG
A rohor, W. Barberini, A. T... Bale, E., R. Bell, O. D. J. Ben's, Q, A. blauch, N. F. Brown, Mr. & Mra.
9. R. Connor, Capt. F,P. Corla, Miss G. Cong, G. H., Jr. Cox, Mbs M, M.
Crocker, Miss Chury, G. P. Davis, C. H.
Oettingen, V. Dollar, Mr. & Mr Jiatent Drow, W O. Eames, R. J. W.. Ehrhardt, F. Ehrenfels, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Ewing, Mr.M.G. Fisher, H.-G. Flotin, A. G.
Horatt Lloyd, G. T Binoqneep, T. M, Mauning, W Martioty, U2, O., Marshall, W. B. McGarity, Mre MoRenny, Dr. O.
W Mehta, I. B.. Morecki, J. Marluy, . P. Mulder, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. F. Orasialon, Japa Parker, Miss A.F. Poeira, Mr. and
“Mro de inft, Quinlan, Miss E. Kay, B. H. Raymond, E. M. Reny, Miss F. Rolol, Chan, Ritter, F.
Robinson, Capt.
0.9. Baflor, Ja
| French, Mre.dhila Schialor, E.
Folier, Deninan Fallor, II.
Schwolko, W.
Shuster, Dr.
George, Mr. & Mrs." Simofia, F. Ji
F. J,
Smith, B..
Spalding, Pr. and
Mrs. A. D. &inft. Solomon, H. H,
eorge, Miss Goulbourn, V. Gould, Mr. & Mr.. Gmtamin, D. M. G. Southmayd, J. D.. Grimshaw, R. J. Sullivan, Miss K.
Hall Capt. T. P 12. Hannibal Mr. and Bquare, biins W.
Mrs. W. A.
Harbord, W. T.
Innen, Capt. R. Joseph, R. M.
Harrison, A.
Hughes, D. L.
Per 5.8. St. Albans, arrived July, from Shanghai, &c. :-) Marstull, Mier S. Sato, Y. Mal-naltiro
21st
Kabel, E. S.
Koi Pony
Por six. Olaysang, arrived 22nd Kompilerne, A. 8.
Empress of India O. P. R. Co... 24 August, & p.m. Telegraph Company's office at July, from Shangba
Australia.
..
Yawala Maru Coblenz
St. Albans
Singapore, Coast Ports and
and so the boots were blown Mexican, Peruvian & Chiloan via Japan ahead of the vessel and were Batavia, Choribon, Samarang, &o, unable to rotura alongside. The Kudat and Sandakan
Captain, Chief mud Third Engi-Singapore, Penang and Calautta neare remininod by the ship until Singaporo, Penang, and Rangoon
she mank nearly to the water's Singapore, Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta edge, and then left her in a small Bombay via Singapore, and Colombo boat with the intention of over- Yokohama and Kobe
taking the lifeboats, but on Yokohama and Kobe vin Shanghai.... reaching the lifebants, the sea. Japan
was so heavy that it was danger. ous to go near them, Sail was sot no the Captain's boat, and orders were given to the two Officora in charge of the two life- boats to follow it, but thick fog and heavy rains setting in, they were lost to sight, and have not
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Nagasaki, Kobo and Yokohama Kobe and Yokohama...
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Kobe and Moji Manila
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been seen since. The Captain's Manila, Mangarin, lloilo and Cobu bost effected a landing on the Manila, Cebu and Iloilo saune night, where the crew hud-Weihniwei and Tientsin
dled together on the bonch. They Tientsia
sot. off early in the morning to Anping via Swatow and Amoy search for the entrance to the Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Magellan Straits, which they found Swatow, Amoy, Ningpo and Shanghai after being seven days in the Shanghai and Kobe
boat and suffering great priva-Shanghai, Kobo and Moji
tions through want of food on Shanghai, Moji and Kobe
night in the Straits, the boat was Shanghai, Tsingtan, Kobe and Yokohama
intenso cold. They landed on
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several occasions, but nothing Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama,
eatable was to be found except a
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few mussels, and these were very
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source. After being a day and a | Shanghai, Nagasaki, Koha and Yokohama
picked up by a Chilion stoomer,
Shanghai
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and the crow taken on "Lost Hope Lalot," where they remained on board come days and later returned to Punta Arenas.
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The lifeboats with the missing orew were provisioned and water- ed bofore leaving the steamer,
and although the Chilian Govern
ment ordered a thorough senioh
to be made by the worshipa on
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THE LAST WORD
IN
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Hongkong: Dale... Hengbio.
Gours
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Kingston, T. W. E. Kirkpatrick, R. K. Kruck, H. Lohnort, G. F..
Knoll
SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL. Leigh, Mina A.
London, Jono 25. Arrivals from China :-Bohemia,
Chowkay c/o Shingyuen, 32 Montrose and Ping Suey, Manhamkai.
N. Y. K.
...
2 August, Noon
M. & Co.
10 August, 9 a.m.
Kwongcheong.
G. L. & Co....
23 July, Noon
Macpherson, Porsio. Nutmol.
Japan.
T. K. K.
J. O. J. L.
M. & Co.. ...
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J. M. & Co.... J. M. & Co....
27 July, Noon
..
Kiyo Maru Tjiliwong Borneo Kutsang Itinda Ceylon Maru ... Kamakura Maru Itola
Vorworts
Tjitaroom
Tjimanoek
Tjipanas
Nikko Maru
Coblenz Kaga Maru Arratoon Apear. Yuenaang Taming Zafiro
Toán Huichow Chipshing Soshu Maru
... Haiching
Tek
Foochow Kirin Moru Fooksang Dilwara Bombay Maru...
Nubia
Yoddo Nippon
Tion of Glamis...
6 August, Noon Quick despatch Middle of August
25 July, Noon
N. Y: K. 27 July
+
N. Y. K. 24 July
J. M. & Co.... 27 July, Noon 8. W. & Co... 31 July, about
J. C. J. L....
J. O. J. L.... F. half August
Quick despatch Quick despatch N. Y. K. 31 July, Noon
J. Č. J. L.
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**
... 23 July, about
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M. & Co. N. Y. K. D. S. & Co.. J. M. & Co.... B. & S. S. T. & Co.... B. & B. B. & 8. T. M. & Co.... O. S. K. D. L. & Co.... B. & S.
N. Y. K.
31 July, 5 p.m. 29 July
27 July, 2 p.m.
23 July, 4 p.m.
27 July, 4 p.m.
Shinsho.
Woodil,
Yinkeechan.
Yuet Hing Loong 209 Queen's Road..
241 Des Voeux Road.
1484, 0504, 3111, 5594, 0090, 1680, 3024, 5804, 0059, 5714, 0934, 2800.
8839, 7303, 4037. '1340,
H.K., 10th July, 1812.
J. P. Jessen,
Anting Superintendant,
SHIPPING NEWS.
'ARRIVED.
Bugams, 20th July-Snaton 19th July, Gun-0. 8. K.
Stainer, Id. AnJ:
Mrs. C. E.
Swift, Mr. & Mrs. Vormolj. G. Vollbrecht, Mr. &
Mr. E. Wolgimen. E. J. Watkin, H. White, Mr. & Mr.
H. L, H. Wood, G. G.
Wright, Mr. nod
Mrs. J. F. Young, J. A.
Aaron' Hoon.
The following. vossals liavo passed | Arnold, J. R. tho Cans-Braemar, Bülow, Candia | Austin, B. W. Carmarthenshire, Matoppo, Peshawar Batboy, H. Vandalia and Yang taze.
Birot, L.
London, 28th June 1912. Broo, A. do Arrivala from China-Miyasaki | Byrne, J. D. Maru.
Campbell, J. Tho- following vessels have pasted Chopard, F. A. the Caual.-Eraoul Simons, Nabia, Oven, AR. Arendin, Baron Driesch, Sohnylkill. David. J. 'A. Neleus, Patricia.
Engolks, 1.
.... London, Ju'v 2, 1912. Arrival from China :---Yang Trza.
Expinque. R.
Gatean, L.
The following have passed ; thin | O'maska, A. Canal Boavenne, foram, Olchas Gräbam, f. Flintshire. Lutrow, Yodda, Kisto.
"nen. J. W. London, Junn 21st, 1912. Gubbry, A. Arrivals from China:-Ceylon, O. J. | Haust, May, J. de D. Ablora, Yorex.
The following venelk haza pasard the Canal Armand Brhlo. Jason, Meinam, Memnon, Mynsski Mara.
London, Jule, 5.
Jones, D, Kelling, Ú. B. Lauzins, God. Layne, J' Luzebil, V.
Muller, A.
Oiffer, H.
Raldoian, II. P. Rosential, F. Risen ha, Jako Ronggean, F. Rabenstein, Mm. Taylor, F. W.
Thornton, Men'
Walker, T. E.
Wright, 10. M..
Уровц. Т. У.
Willamas, Mrm‚N,
· Lenfety, P. F.
Biringvinge Lirris, F. Lynis, B. C. Martin, J. A.
Jarris, La, W.
GRAND HOTEL,
30 July, 4 p.m.
30 July, 4 p.m.
Bosha Mara, Jap. 8.a., 1,119, K.
Arrivals from Chion. Ferd, Laeisz, Ernest Bimans.
Balonok Bond, U..
Braha, F.
20 June, Noon
**
24 July, 10a.m. 23 July, 11 a.m. 26 July, 4 p.m. 29 July
Hanoi,
Burritt, Mira. ChRd, L. U. Crawford, Mr.
MIB. Cromer Cmm I«, Mr. Dalton, W. Elou Gabriel
J. M. & Co.....1 August, Noon D. 8. & Co.... 24 July
N. Y. K. 31 July
P. &. O. Co... 25 July, about
A. N., & Co.... 29 July
A. N. & Co.... 20 August, about J. M. & Co..... 23 August, about M. & Co. ... 24 July, about 9. W. & Co... 4 August
·J. O. J. L.
Luetzow
Bolemin
+24
Tjikini
Chonin Linлn Yingehow Acadia
B. & S.
B. & S. B. & 8.
...
the Magellan Station, nothing PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.
sinco has been heard of then, suð
it is feared that they have perish-
ed with all hands.
Forced Contributions Barred,
The President of the Chinesa. Republic has issued an order pro hibiting forced or compulsory contributions to the national sub- scription,
Priest's Devotion,"
A storm which occurred in central and western Missouri on June 17, is known to have caused many deaths besides large damage to properly,
The towns of Merwin, Adrian, Leeton, and Sedalis were all damaged.
At Zanesville, Ohio, a torando blow down the steeple of St.) Thomas Catholic Church during mervice, and three persons were killed among them being Father Rosol, who, after the first orash, ordered the congregation to flee, (imed to adminis-
ONE CENT PER WORDI
FOR EACH INSERTION
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE TO LET.
IF
F YOU DESIRE TO RENT A HOUSE.
TF YOU REQUIRE ROOMS.
P. & 0. Co....
F YOU WOULD LIKE TO LET ROOMS.
İF YOU WANT AN EMPLOYEE,
IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A POSITION.
F YOU HAVE LOST ANYTHING...
F YOU HAVE FOUND ANYTHING.
IF
Quick despatch 25 July, 4 p.m.
27 July, M'night
27 July, M'night
1 August, about
ADVERTISE IN THE TELEGRAPH "
ONE CENT PER WORDI
FOR EACH INSERTION.
The following remals have paidrus, L N. Tjikini, Dat. s.s., 4,780, P. J. Betol- the Canal:-Kitano Mara, Suovia,
20th July-Batavis Titan, Telemachus.
London, July 12. 12th July, Sugar.-—J. O. 3,. L.
Arrivals from China -Calchas,
Lep,
the
The following sels have passed Canal :—Alsiuous, Perseus, Sardinia, Sithonia, Tranquebar.
London, July 16. Arrivals from China:Flintshire, Goshen, Matoppo.
Ft. ... 780, G. Boubier. Kitano Maro, 20th July-Haiphong and Pakbol 18th July, Gen-A B. Mariy. Fooshing, Br. 8.8 1.423, W. D. Welch, 20th July--Qaeymas 8th June, Ballast-Eng Hak Fong.
· Matthewa ⠀
and Miller, H. A.
Mucksprang Myall, A. T. Poyt -Grifin
Phillips, T. Ridger.
Rogue.
Grabau, Mr. & Mrs. Schmitto, Mỵ, and a imu, D. P. Mra.
Taylor, Mr.
Hoffman, Chas, M. Smyth, J. H, The following. Væreėls have passed
Kaltenbach the Caul-Bulgrave, Globlochy Karkatsky, Mrs. Coblenz, Gor. u.s., 1,869, L. Klugkist, Hyson, Indrassuba, Kloist, Nera, Kearney. J.
21st July-Sydaoy 29th
Qo.
June, Mail and Gon.-M. & Scandia, Africa, Ambler,
Kalsey London, July 19. Carmarthenshire, Br 3.8., 2,994. B. Vandalis, Arcadia,
Arrivals from Chias :-3itboala, King, A. J. B.
Las en L. Daniel, nx,n., 21st July Antwerp 9th June, and
The following vernale passed - the Singapore 15th July, Gen,-|
Caual-Achilles, Bayern, Benalder, J., H. & Co.
Dorminger, Iyo Mara, Pelho, Pelene. Helene, Ger, sa., 771, J. Jesson, 21st July Quisbon 18th Joly,
Sambin, Ger. A.; 5,628, Back, Blat July-Bhanghai 17th July,
Gen.-H. À. L.· ́
| Nolacın, Br. sisi, 4,200, Lewis, 21st July Liverpool 15th Jube. Gen.--B, & 8.
Hapel, Br. 1,208, A. Tucker, 2 st July-Hongay 18th July, Gen. B. & 8.
Bado Maru, Jap. s.a., 8,960, K. A
kawa, 21st July-Bhaugh | 18th July, Gen.-N, Y. Í,
Sangkiang, Br. ., 987. E.-Mathias,
P1st July-Haiphong 19th
Barometer.........29.70 29.66
Temperature Humidity
Taylor, Jaba Temple, R,
Taylor, Mr. & Mrs.
Warriager, Mr. &
Mre,
King Edward Horzu. Anderson, Mr. and Lemaira, Mr. and
Mr. 6.
M. and child Bau, O. N, Begly, R. A
M-Curmisek, J. Moly, Mr. & Mrs
3.0, M, Muller, Dr, Murray, M. F. Nobbs, A. P Pammare, Cipt.
Dobbe, J. A. Donaldson, W. A.
July 21st. 10 s.m. 4 p.m.
Bellion, Dr. Croase, Lieut. Dobble, Mrs.
81.
86
King
01
.76
Finchett, Mrs.
Rais....... 0.00
Harrison, Goo.
Hashimoto, M.
Hunter, H,
TIDE TABLE.
Mir.
Ramany, Mr. R.
Reed, E, B.
Houghton, Mi, and Roen, L. C.
Mr. F. B.
Hatton, jou.
Comdr. I A.8.
Hyde, F.,
Felching, Br..., 928, A. A. Umwtoni, July 16th to 22nd July 1912 Johansen
Jaly, Gen.-B. & 8.
21st) - "Jnly—Canton
20th
July, Gen-0. M. 8. N.
VE
Oo,
"High Water
Hongko ManTM Time,
Low Wat Hongkong
Main
St. Albane, Br. 1., 2,588, E. A.
16th July, Gen.-ű, L., & Co.
Piggott, 21st July-Koba
?
Wed.
Fakai Maru, Jap. ., 8,067, H. Tomi-
* naka, 22nd July-Moji 16th
July, Coal-MB. K. Chanan, Br. C. 1,850, L. Joost,
That.
T
1,
Jun.
34 22nd July--Shanghai 18the...
July, Gen-B, & B, 23 Choy Sang, Br. a, 1,414, M, Conn- -ney, 22nd July-Shanghal and Bwalows 18th July, Ges.
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Laaaltean, M. &
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Roque, P..
Sibree, Dr. Ay Spurge, H., Blewart, Capt
Mr.Allan HA Handschildren! Taylor, B. B
· Valentins, J. White, V. [:
Waldos, J.
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** Connell, WA.
Dasikoal A: 0. Hamilton Mine
Murphy, Mrs.
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