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Foreign Attorneys These Attorneys Are Not Bonded FOREIGN ATTORNEYS THESE ATTORNEYS ARE NOT BONDED Foreign Attorneys.—The following is a selected list of Legal Practitioners in the Principal Towns throughout the World, with the excep­ tion of the United States, Canada, Cuba, Philippine Islands, and Porto Rico, recommended to us as trustworthy and responsible in all matters of Commercial Laws. Collections, and any legal business entrusted to them. Fees must be arranged for in advance as business is seldom accepted on a contingent basis. AFRICA AFRICA—(Continued) ALGERIA RHODESIA Algiers............................... Louis Gouttebaron, Rue d’lsly, 61. Bulawayo..............................Webb & Low. Oran...................................Roux de Fraissineng. Gwelo....................................... G. Pilkington. Salisbury............................... Coghlan, Welsh & Guest. ANGOLA Umtali............................ .A. F. Temouth. Ambaca.................................. A. Saro da Cunha. Victoria...................................H. Hayles. Bie...........................................Amilcar Barca. Benguella...............................Baltazar de Aguiam. SENEGAL Loanda................................... Jos6 d’Almeida Corte Real. Dakar...........______ Maitre Widal. Mossamedes......................... Berndo Velez de Lima. St. Louis................. ..............Maitre Herbault. AZORES ISLAND SEYCHELLES ISLANDS Angra do Heroismo Victoria.................................. Raoul Bax de Savignae. (Terceira)..........................Theotonio Paim de Ornellas Bruges. Horta (Fayal).....................Antonio Xavier de Mesquita. SIERRA LEONE Ponta Deigada (St. Freetown............................... Claude Emile Wright. Michael)...........................Luiz Bettencourt, M. E. Camara. TRIPOLI BELGIAN CONGO Tripoli.....................................G. B. Criscimanno. Boma......................................Monsieur Bossart, Dept. de la Justice. TUNIS Brazzaville........................... Me. Cadot. Tunis......................................Ben Attar. BRITISH EAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE UGANDA PROTECTORATE Mombasa............................... R. M. Byron & Co. Nairobi....................................R. M. Byron & Co. Jinja....................................... A. D. Home. Kampala...............................Hunter & Greig. CANARY ISLANDS UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA Laguna (Tsneriffe)........... Juan Ascanio y Nieves. Alice........................................W. J. Wynne. Las Palmas (Grand Ca­ (Cape of Good Hope) nary)..................... ..........Tomas Garcia Guerra. Aliwal North.......................N. E. Smuts & Co. Santa Cruz (Teneriffe).. .Juan Marti y Dehesa. (Cape of Good Hope) Barberton.............................F. Haselden. CAPE VERDE ISLANDS (Transvaal) Brava................................ Caetano Arrobas. Bloemfontein.......................Goodrick & Franklin. Fogo..................... ...............Carlos de Vasconcellos. (Orange Free State) St. Antonio.......................Jose Luiz de Mello. Caledon........................... .... .Guthrie & Theron. St. Jago..................................Jos6 do Sacramento Monteiro. (Cape of Good Hope) St. Vincent........................... Roberto Duarte Silva. Calvinia.................................Nel & Lawrence. Tarrafal..................................Daniel Tello Simoes Soares. (Cape of Good Hope) Cape Town.......................... Buchanan & Boyes. EGYPT (Cape of Good Hope) Alexandria....................... Catzeflis & Booth. Dundee.................................. Thos. H. Brokensha. Cairo........................................John Porter Foster. (Natal) Khartoum.............................E. M. Drower. Durban.................................. Alexander Ward Airth, Port Said............................... R. T. Prioleau. (Natal) East London........................William Francis Marshall. FRENCH IVORY COAST (Cape of Good Hope) Grand Bassam..................... Pierre GreslA Edenburg..............................G. van Niekerk. (Orange Free State) GAMBIA Grahamstown..................... Dold & Stone. Bathurst............................S. J. Forster. (Cape of Good Hope) Jagersfontein...................... Olivier & Havenga. GOLD COAST COLONY (Orange Free State) Accra (Eastern Province)A. B. Quartey-Papafio. Johannesburg..................... Hudson & Fnel. Cape Coast (Central Prov­ (Transvaal) „ ince) ....................................Casely Hayford. Kimberley............................ Denoon, Duncan & Brown. Seccondee (Western Prov­ (Cape of Good Hope) ince) .................................... Casely Hayford. King William’s Town... .C. R. Atherstone. (Cape of Good Hope) LIBERIA Klerksdorp............................J. A. Neser. Grand Basaa....................... J. M. Allen (Transvaal) , Grand Cape Mount..........T. E. Bey Solow. Kroonstad............................ Francis George Hili. Maryland..............................A. B. Stevens. (Orange Free State) Monrovia..............................E. W. Barclay. Krugersdorp........................B. Alexander & Bros. Sinoe....................................... S. J. Crayton. (Transvaal) Ladysmith............................Carter & Robinson. MADAGASCAR ISLAND (Natal) Antananarivo or Tanan­ Oudtshoorn..........................V. Gordon. arive . ... .........................J. Bruelle. (Cape of Good Hope) Diego 8uare«........................ M. Bruelle. Paarl....................................... Faure & Faure. Fianarantsoa........................ Me. Thuillier. (Cape of Good Hope) Majunga.................................Me. Cavet. Parijs...................................... J. T. Moll- Tamatave.............................. Me. Berard. (Orange Free State) Pietermaritzburg....... Murray & Jansen. MADEIRA ISLAND Funchal...................................Nuno Jardim. Port Elizabeth....................Dyason, Hazell <fe Wilson. (Cape of Good Hope) MAURITIUS Port Shepstone...................W. J. Plows. Port Louis.............................P. E. de Chazal. (Natal) . j m Potchefstroom.................... Vander Hoff & du loit. MOROCCO (Transvaal) H. J. King, Gibraltar. Pretoria..................................Ludorf & Strange. (Transvaal) NIGERIA ' Queenstown......................... Elliott Bros. Calabar (E. Province)... J. W. Maxwell. (Cape of Good Hope) Lagos (Western Province) J. T. N. Cole. Stellenbosch......................... P. D. Cluver. Warn (Central Province)S. L. H. Bucknor. (Cape of Good Hope) Trompsburg.........................Jacs. A. du Toit. NYASALAND PROTECTORATE (Orange Free State) Blantyre.................................Engelbach & Wilson. Uitenhage..............................Chase & Cunningham. (Cape of Good Hope) PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA Wepener................................ Eben Potgeiter. Lourenco Marques.......... Alfredo Leal, P. O. Box 353. (Orange Free Stale) Mozambique........................Jose Pedro Santana Godinho. Worcester..............................Malan & Gie. (Cape of Good Hope) REUNION ZANZIBAR St. Denis............................... Albert Rieul. Zanzibar................ ................Mead & Wiggins. 1796 Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis FOREIGN ATTORNEYS (NOT BONDED) 1797 ASIA AUSTRALASIA—(Continued) CELEBES NEW SOUTH WALES (Dutch East Indies) Albury....................................Emerson & Tietyens. Macassar............................... John Paulus. Bathurst................................McIntosh <fc Co. Broken Hill..........................Justin McCarthy. CEYLON Goulburn...............................Johnson & Sendall. Grafton.................................. Foott, Law & Co. Colombo................................ P. D. & T. D. Mack, 121 Hultsdorf. Lithgow................................. H. T. Thompson. Newcastle............................. Sparke & Millard. CHINA North Sydney..................... A. H. Grace. Hankow................................R. A. Frost. Parramatta.......................... Bowden & Bowden. Shanghai.............................. Platt, Macleod & Wilson. Sydney.............. .................... Allen, Allen & HenMley, Tientsin...'..........................Kent & Mounsey. Tamworth........................ .Tribe & .Prentice. Wagga Wagga.................. .. Higgins & Robinson. CHOSEN (COREA) West Maitland...................Norrie & Lindsay. Chemulpo............................. S. Kitajima. NEW ZEALAND Seoul....................................... Jur. C. Kudo. Auckland................. ............Buddie, Richmond & Buddie Christchurch.......... ............ Dougall & Upham. CYPRUS Dunedin................... ............ Mondy & Stephens. Larnaca.................................N. Rossos. Feilding.................... ............ Fullerton-Smith, Miles & Cook. Limassol________________N. K. Lanites. Gisborne (Poverty Bay) . Kirk, Burnard & Sievwright. Nicosia.................................. W. A. Russell. Invercargill............. ............ Macalister Bros. Lawrence................. ............Archibald Stewart & Fletcher. Lyttleton................. ............ Dougall & Upham. FRENCH SETTLEMENTS IN INDIA Napier...................... ............Sainsbury, Logan & Williams. Karikal.................................. R. Bayoud. Naseby..................... ............J. J. Fraser. Pondicherry..........................Gaston Pierre. Nelson...................... ............ Pitt & Moore. New Plymouth... ............ Govett & Quilliam. GOA Oamaru.................... ............ Hislop & Creagh.
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