Mu. and Mrs. Rodney Gilbert left the north by the C. N. S. Shuntien on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G.E.0. Mayne have returned from England last wee, travelling by the str. Haruna Maru, Me. and Mrs. A. W. Slater were mong the passengers who returned from England by the str. Haruna Maru last week, Tokyo, Nov. 9:—Consul-General Tokugawa left for Kobe this morning, and sails from there for Sydney by the Mishima Maru on the 11tk instant.—Reater's Pacific Service.
Tokyo, Nov. 9:—Baron Hayashi left for Kobe this -morning, and ils from there for England by the Hakusan Maru—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Gen. Wa Kuang-hsin, Minister of War, who has arrived in Dairen on his return from Japan after!
1 the Autumn manceuvres, to be ill, 'Tue British Minister, Sir Ronald 'Macleay, was received' in by the Provisional Chief Executive jon November 2, Mr. H. J. Brett, commercial secretary, H. M, Legation, left by the P. & 0. S, Santua on Tuesday for Home on leave, Aqonc the passengers were left for Home on leave in the P. & 0. Mantua on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Blanford, of Ningpo.
Mr. Palairet, who was the British Charge d'Affaires in Peking until the return of Sir Ronald Maclea; land Mrs. Pal left Peking Sunday for England on furlough, says the "Peking & Tientsin Times, Mr, E. W. P. Mills of H. M. Con sular Service, who is just back from Home loave, has succeeded Mr. A.
George as Vice-Consul in charge of the Shipping Office. Mr. George will act as Commercial Secretary whilst Mr, H, J, Brett is away, Bevore leaving Hongkong for karachi, India, C. Q. M.S. Tom was entertained ata smoking concert at the 30th Hea Artillery Sergeants' Incas and presented with a travelling bag.
MR, Berruyer, Chief Secretary 0/ the "Inspectorate General of Customs, and Mrs. Berruyer, has left Peking for France travelling the Siberia route. Their sudden departure was due to Mr, Berruyfor's state of health, Awoxa the passengers who arrived in Shanghai by the President Jefferson over the week-end were] Mr. Charles Graham, U. S. Consul, and Mr. R. Batson, who is joining Messrs. Thos. Cook & Son here, 'Mu Sun Fah-chu, former, civil governor of Shansi and high' poli tical adviser to Marshal Chi Hsieh-yuan (former Tuchun of Kiangsu), Toft Shanghai for Hankow during the week-end to confer with his chief.
Sim Henry—Gollan—himselé an old Carthusian—was Just Friday: entertained at luncheon in the Shanghai Club by the old Carthusians of the port. "Those present were Sir Edward "Pearce, Mr. Duncan MeNeill, Mr. E. T. Maitland, Mr. 'A. M. Preston, Mr. R. G. Herbert, Mr. J. H. Chapple, Mr. D. C, Burn and Mr. C. Trenchard Davis.
Mr. Chang Chien, 3n., Chinese Minister to Chile and former Hig Industrial Commissioner to Europe, and Japan, left for Hav. kow on Sunday to confer with his former chief, Marshal Chi Hsieh-yuan, late Tuchun of Kiangsu, who has assumed the post of Deputy Commander-in-chief of the Allied fengtien Forces. Mr. Chang, said, offered Chi $500, Cov. Yen Chun-yang, the pecul Martial Law Commissioner. paid official visits upon the Consuls-Generals for Italy, Great Britain, France, Amerien and Japan on Tuerday. He called at the other Con-surates on Wednesday, Banon Hayathi, former Japarexe Minister to China and until recently Ambassador to the Court of St. James's, who is now return: ing to England to act as guardian to Prince Chichibu, brother of the Japanese Prince Regent, will arrive Shanghai from Japan in a few ays.
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