More dead bodies have been recovered at the west entrance to Hongkong harbour, where the str. Leung Kwong was sunk as a result of a collision with "the steam launch Moonshine. Altogether 25 bodies have been taken out of the water, including that of' Mr. Frederick El-lot Armstrong Martin, chief oticer fof the ill-fated steamer. The ceased had a varied career Hongkong, and had lived here since 1906. He' first came to the Far East on H.M.S. Waterwiteh, and, taking his discharge in Hongkong, Ihe was employed at different times by the Hongkong Hotel, the Hongkong Electric Ca. and finally as manager of Ming Yuen Garden, Having obtained his mate's certificate, he returned to sea again. He was appointed to the str. On Lee, which went to the rescue of the st Leung Kwong. the waterfront personnel, for the deceased was one. of the' old type sailorman, with a breezy personality. and an open heart. The late Mr. Martin left a son and sister-in-la:
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