President Tsao Kun's Chibli th] gime), who has been 'Japan' since the defer by Marshal Chang Tso-ti ported to have come, secretly to Shanghai.
Payatasren-Curor. Symes, secretary to. Rear-Admiral Anderson, and Paymaster-It. Bolster, of Admiral Anderson's staff, left on Tuesday by the P. & 0. S. Khiva. Paymaster-Cmdr. Symes will join H. M.S. Cairo at Columbo for service in the East India Station and Paymaster-It. Bolster is going to England, His Excellency the Governor of Hongkong has been pleased to appoint the following gentlemen to be Justices of the Peace for the Colony of Hongkong:—Unofficial. Mr. Samuel Macomber Churn and Messrs. Ho In, Mo Tsvi-ch'iu,—Frederick [Charles Mowtung and! Wong Tak-
Amoxa the passengers arriving by the str. President Wilson were air. A. Riggio, the Italian Consul at Canton, with his wife and daughter; Mr, R, C, Morton, for the Orient of the' V. Shipping Board; Mr. L. E. Hai ton, Manager of the Terminal Ca. of Manila, and Mrs. Hamilton; Mr. Frank Miller, owner of the Mis Inn at Riverside, California, with Mrs, Miller. sul, gave a tea party at the Maj {tic Hotel on Saturday in honour of Mrs. de'Rossi's return to Shanghs from the long holiday spent. at Weir ceived the [Amongst the guests we [Consul, Comm. de'Ros: 'Comandante Alessia, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Brunetia, Mrs. Stratman, Mr. and 'Mrs. Eveleigh, Mr, and Mrs. Burkhardt, Mr. and Mrs, Bedoni, Mr. fand Mrs. Amidani, Mr. end' Mrs. Sterling, Prof. Ramondino, Fomagalli, Mr. and Mrs.
Marchese Carrassi del Villar, Galeina, Cav. Bacci, Mr. Cleric, Miss Azzuretti, Mr. Sopranich, Mi "|Garau, a large number of Italis Navy and prominent mem-[bers of the Shanghai "elegante."
Ar St. Joseph's Church (Hongkong) on October 20 the wedding was solemnized of Mr.
Morrison Hendry, Works Department, Chinese Maritime Customs, Shanghai, and Miss Mabel Rose ' Rive, younger wrighter of the late Mr. John He-Vier and Mra, Rive, of St, Heller, Jersey, Channel Islands. Mr. D. Banner of Messrs. Butterfield Swire wary best man and Mise Tassels, sister of Mrs, C.-M. Heanley, We bridesmaid. A' reception was subsequently held at Mount View, Victoria Road, Pokfulam, the residence of Mr.
W. Dye, local manager of Mes vollope & Colls (Far East), Ld, Miss Bessie Mackay, the 13-year jold daughter of Mra) Mackay of Jordan House, Kowloon, sustained a fractured rib as the result of a collision on October 23 between a and a bus. When struck by the cycle the bus overturned into a pond of water throwing the passengers and driver and conductor clear.
The oil and gasoline escaping from the bus became ignited and the vehicle burnt before ithe fire brigade arrived.
The only other venger, an Indian warder, sustained minor injuries and shock, the driver was slightly injured in the fall and the conductor escaped Mr, Bertram Tanner, 18.04 retiring Headmaster 'Queen's' College, and for 27 years engaged in work under the Government of Hongkong, sailed for Home by the str, Fushi fam on October All the scholars of Queen's, a large number of heads of education al institutions and personal friends [went to see him off.
On the preceding day Mr. ranner was the recipient of part ig gifts from the [students of the college and his colleagues.
Mr. Kay paid high tribute to Mr.
Tanner's ability and Frank Grosse, a student, Iso expressed the boys' appreciation of Mr. Tanner's interest. Mr. Tanner responded speech.
A pretty wedding took place on Saturday afternoon in St. Joseph's Church when Miss Dorothy Frances Gosser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cosser, and Mr. Harold Walter Tamlyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tamlyn, were married by the Rev. Father MacDonald, The bride, who was given away Mr. J. Gaffney, wore a charming. gown of white crepe de ch [trimmed with lace.
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