The Archive · 1925

St. Lawrence, secretary to

The Governor of Hongkong; Mr. Stone, the general passenger agent of the C. P. S. on a busi ness trip to Japan; Mr. H. G. R. Burn, and \jor H. K.. Rountree, of the Medical Corps of the Indian Army, on furlough.

Her many friends will regret earn of the news that Mrs. Audrey (O'Ben (An Bun) died at 9.0 am.

ox Tuesday in Dr, Fearn's Sanitorim. The late Mrs. An was well known locally and was very active in commercial, as well as women's, circles. She was the wife of the late Dir. Andrew O'Ben, managing, director of the Sincere Ca, and was, managing director of the Shanghai [Chinese Women's Commercial Bank. Her real estate business also very exten Arran fighting for 30 years for cause, Mr. Poh old Korean, he Kung Chi 'a couple of once time, served as Provisional President of the Korean Republic and he was. leader ofthe revolutionary movement. He was the spirit of the movement and was a great scholar and newspaper editor. Several times he was thrown into prison for abiding by his convictions. pias wey als Feng the ea coma ier ye line sang St can sin Se Fete He ete one met fe goon arid accommodation found,

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