Popular Officer Honoured by Comrades Prior to Going on Leave A large gathering of his comrades) were present in the reading room of, the Central Police Station on Monday afternoon to bid farewell to, Inspector P. J. Dunne, who left on} Monday on the str. Coblenz on Home leave.
Mr, S. C. Young, Assistant Com-' missioner of Police, and formerly {or at Central station, presided, and handsome ing bog and a presenting to Insp. Dunne
gentleman's toilet case, said that! hho felt sure that he was expressing the wishes of those present, as well as his own, that the memento was Dut an indication of their respect and regard for their friend. Dr. Young said that-he had known Insp. Dunne during the time of the latter's connexion with the police force and on many occasions Insp. Dunne had loyally served under and with him. He always had been an efficient police officer who stood high in the estimation of his superiors and fellow offers. They hoped he would have a pleasant holiday acd would welcome him back, Insp. Dunne suitably replied.
'Mr. Young then mentioned that Capt. Elders, long connected with the maritime' services on the China.
Coast, was retiring and was leaving Shanghai in com; Dunne. Capt. Elder that they saw him leave for good. Capt. Elders also replied.
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