Daily Colonist (1894-05-06) . HANG WO KING KEE, mportors and dealors In Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods No. 31 Cormorant Stroot,P.O. BOX 569. Jy20tf VICTORIA, DC THOMAS HOOPER.,ARCHITECT. MTOmoeoyer BPBNOBRH AJSOADB. fioi.

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