Mr. Stirling Fessenden has re. turned after a short vacation i Manila, Ma. J. D. Barnjum, Cans [forestry expert, is now in Chi vestigating forestry conditions, Axsonc the passengers brought Macedonia from London were Mr. and Mrs. H. Crombie, and Mr.
Knowles.
Der-Inspr. Gilbert, of the fingerprint rdpaetment, C4.D., left in the [Kashima Mara on long leave. Inspr. Kay of the ELLD., leaves on April AsonG those returning to Shang-by the Macedonia was Mrs. V.
who has been visiting' her son, it. W. C. Lyman, at Ipoh, M. Tripier, Chancellor to the French Legation in Peking, who has been on a visit to Saigon, left Shanghai for the north on Sunday night to resume hie pest.
Tae Norwegian Pastor Ludvig Reichelt, Teader the Christian Mission to. Buddhists Nanking, is visiting Shanghai, soon going Home on long leave, 'THE Commissioner of Customs at Pakhoi, Mr. F, L. Bessel, has been transferred to Amoy, writes our correspondent in the former city. Mr. J. E. Hartshorn is acting Commissioner there now.
PavneCmdr. Green, mx. having been relieved of his duties by Paymaster Cmdr. Cusack, left {Sunday for'a clay up the Yan tae, He expects to return to Shang: hai in the course of three weeks oF So and after spending a few weeks here will sail for England on May His many friends will be glad 10) earn that Judge M. D. Purdy, who, has been in hospital "to have his! tonsils removed, i+ now at home and is making satisfactory progress.
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