47 Rue Massenet, is interested in securing information regarding the whereabouts of Mr. Alexander} Eduards Voss, born 1886 at Golding. fen, Latvia. Any particulars coneetaing Mr. Voss's present whereabout will be greatly appreciated.
Mix. C. G. C. Wayne, son of the traffic manager of the Shanghai Nanking and Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo Railways (Mr. C. L. G. Wayne), has been appointed assistent to the Traffic Manager, on the Shanghai-Nanking Line, in the General Managers' Off CovoneL Carmi Thompson, Pre-Jsident Coolidge's personal envoy to the Philippines, left for Peking on 'Tyesday morning, accompanied by Captain W. I. Eis local command-Jant of the Spanish War Veterans' Camp, Shanghai Post No. 1. The party' will remain in the north, returning to Shanghai so ghat Colonel] Thompson may leave for America Jon October 2.
Ge. Hsia Hung-hsun, commander! lof the 4th Division of the Chekiang Army and Commissioner of Defence Jat Hsuchowfu, was brought back to Shanghai from Kiangsi on Saturday suffering from a bullet wound in the Jeg, which may have to be amputatfed.' Gen, Hsia was one of Marshal Sun Chuan-fang's leading generals} and was personally direetiog the Allied forces against the southerners in Kiangsi when he was wounded.
Miss Aileen Noble arrived in Shanghai on the str. Kwong Wo on the 10th instant and is now staying with her mother, Mrs. C. C. Newson, at 630 Route de Sieyes. "Her marriage to Mr. M. Columbine of the Chartered Bank will take place in early December.
Newson, the other daughter, returied to Shanghai on October 11 after an absence of four and a half years at school, in Arundel, Sussex.
Arran 25 years of continuous service in the Chinese Customs, Mr. W. Cunningham left on Tuesday on well earned Home leave, accompanied by his eldest son ang daughter, and expects to be absent for seven months. Mr. Cunningham, who has been in charge of the Dynamite Magazine for over 19 years, will Visit the explosives factories of Messrs, Nobel & Ca, La., at Ardeer, Scotland, with the object of securing a more up-to-date technical and practical Knowledge of high explosives.
Amoxc the passengers who left] Shanghai on the P. & O. S. Morea on Tuesiiay were the members of the Hongkong interport golf team who finally were beaten by Shanghai in the play-off of the original tie. fr. A. S. Phillips, of the Rees football] team, has been transferred to Hongkong' and left by the same boat, as dig Mr. L. J. Coulcher (on leave) of the S. F.C. tem, Capt. B.C. A. Glunicke, nat., of the British Naval Office in Shanghai, was booked for London, in company with Lieut.
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