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Dances which was started Inst' Friday evening in the Astor House Hotel ander the beppi was brought to sad occurrence. Daring the progress of one of the dances Mi a olde, Manager of a and Shipbuilding Worke, Ld., was seen to fall. He was raised up and medical aid was at once forthcoming. He was found to be suffering from heart attack, and when the gravity of the occurrence was realized the dance was terminated, We regret to state it not long after Mr. Reynolds passed away. took place at Botbling Well Comes bees tery on Sanday afternoon. It was attended by very large number of friends. The service was ducted by the Rer. C, J. F, Simo pallbearers wore Messrs. J, Prentice, Mauchao, J. D. Strang, A. L. Bietebyn den, P. Bowen and G. Macmardo, while Messrs. H. Arnold and A. 'W. Brankston were the chief mourners.
Mr. Reynolds was born in Shanghai in 1864, but received his education in Scotland, and then joined the firm of Messrs. Simon and Ca., of Renfrew, Bootland. On his retarn to Shanghai be entered the employment of Messrs. Boyd and Ca. and later that of the Shanghai Engineering, Ship and Dock Ca., Ld., at the Inter Dock. Later in 1901, when the New Engineering and Shipbuilding Work were started, Mr. Reynolds becom assistant manager to Mr. Blechyaden, and on the latter's departure for home in 1907 was appointed managing' director of the Works. A few years ago he was elected a member of the Tostitute of Mechanical Engineers. He had s wide circle of friends in Shanghai and was much respected by all who knew him.
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