The sixty-fourth annual general meeting of aubecribers to the Chinese: Hospital, Shantung Road, was held in the Hospital on Thursday the 16th instant, The meeting took place in the part of the building known as the Lalcaca Memorial Hospital and prior to the business proceedings, sub-reubers were enabled to tthe wards, Io thi it which was formerly Dr. Davenport's house, accommodation is provided for fifteen paying patient though small and plain, are model of comfort and convenience, In the entrance hall a large photograph of the late Dr. Cawas Lalcaca, in his Volunteer uniform, is hang, and andorneath it s brass tablet bears the following inscription: "These wards are dedicated to the memory of Dr. Cawas Laleaca, who by his self-sacrificing life enriched Shanghai and who by hi tion of all me December 1910."
The meeting of subscribers was presided over by Mr. E. D. H. Fraser, cat.a., H, B. M. Consal-Geveral, and there was an uoueually large attendance, great many medical practitioners being present as well as several prominent members of the Parsee com-inanity. In opening the proceedings, the Chairman vaid that it was s very great honour for a newcomer to Shanghai like himself to preside over the annns! meeting of this institati which was practically contemporary with the life of the largest settlement in
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