Licurexants F-M.S. Beasley and CP. Thomas have been appointed to ILALS, Hermes.
Sidney Barton, HM. Consule eral, ix expected back in Shang in Opel, Axoxc those who have returned from Home are Mr. and cone B, Fryer, of the Insti 1 the Chinese Blind. to Walter Fea sident Hag will be glad val ut Dr, Anne the str Pree Honour Judge Sir Peter pony Bo'
a is proceeding to Weihaiwei on Sidney Febranry 3 to try a number at Po cases there, Following his return, he is to xo on Home leave on Fel: ruary MIN. B, Fauraz, secretary of the French Municipal Council, has sailed for an eight months!
He hopes to spend som in Canada and the United States before returning to France, returned to London, from a visit to China on December 23 last rican Consulate-Ceneral aanghai is interested in obtain-
Tie engagement is announced be= tween Mrs Sohn R. dating The Welch ing information regarding the chereabouts of Frank Saffold, is reported to have come to Shanzhai six or seven years ago. Any information in this regard will be Jore Ruth Colonel Fe, Exham Ds.
Royal Army. Ordn nee Corps, and Mrs. Exham, Mr, J. 8. 8, Cooper, of the I perial Chemieat Industrica, Ltd. transferred to Tsingtao, departure will be a loss to Shanghai, for in the course of a residence here of about 20 years he has taken a prominent part in the rs of the port, and it will be remembered that he has served on the Education Committee as well as other public bodies.
In the Shanghai Club on January the members of the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce gave a farewell ti Mr. W. Daniels, th Consul-General, who is leaving for Singapore, where he takes up a new ointment, ati to Mx, P. Bocken= stein, the Hon. Secretary, who is proceeding Henie. The function was a welcome to Dr. Groenman, position Mu. U.P, Meyer, of the Whangpoo, Conservancy Board, has left Shane hai for Home, Mr, Meyer will be creatly missed. by the foreign come munity, expecially the Danish section of it, as not only has he occupied prominent positions it the Light Gun. Battery, the Danish Benevolent Society, the Danish Church and the Danish' Reading Circle, but be Iso one of the best known of our coal civil engineer Lier, J. PI. Reid, n., who been "awarded the "Jueksonott Prize for passing the best examinations in the qualifying course for signal officers in his amination for. Lieuten took firsts" in all subjects, gained throe months' time, and won the Beaufort Testimonial and the Wharton Testimonial with gold medal, He wi promoted to lieutenant in December, 1924, while serving Carlisle in China, trid to form the basis for a model patio clamouring for the option to puck Jehase the shares, but so far thole Jefforts have met with but litre success. They are, nevertheless, worted by various publ ud it Will therefore cresting 10 sce what the out cellent but it all takes time before they can be put into effect, They cannot be carried out ina" short period.
Now that China ie unified and the Ftnge of political tutelage has commenced, it is necessary that we should, in accordance with the sill of President Sun Yat-sen, do ome utmost to secure the rendition of
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