Prospective Arrival in Shanghai M.S. Hawkins, flying the flag of Admiral Sir Allan Frederic Everett, K.CM.0 K: C.V.0y CB, 18 €xpected to arrive in Shanghai from Weihaiwei this morning.
Admiral Everett, who was born in Greenhill, Warminster, has served Superintendent of Signal Schools, 1901-4 and 1906-8. He was Captain of Fleet and Commodore first class fon the staff of the Commander. ne Chief, Home Fleets and Grand Fleet, 1918-15; was Naval Assistant to First Sea Lord, 1915-16; and was promoted Rear-Admiral in 1917. H was Naval Secretary to the Fi Lord of the Admiralty, 1916-1 ADS. to King George V., 1916-17; in command of the 4th Light Cruiser Squadron, Grand Fleet, 1918-19, and in command of 8th Light Croiser Squadron, North America and West Indies, 1919-21. Admiral Everett was also appointed First Naval Member to the Commonwealth of Australia in 1921.
Among the foreign honours which have been conferred upon him are those of Commander of the Legion of Honour; Japanese Order of Rising Sun, 2nd class; Italian Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus, 2nd jelass; Russian Order of St. Stanis-Jas; and Grand Officer of the Crown of Rumania. organization asthe Filipino Jo in order to bring the inos in Shanghai into a better atid close understanding of the clements contributing to the progress of the community in general and domestic affairs in particular.
The gathering was very well attended, almost every member of it families being success of the party was made possible-by the untiring efforts of Mrs. Rosario, Mis, Mesa, "Mrs. Hierro, Mrs.' Nonato, Miss Villaffor, Secretary of the
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