Nanning, July 17.
On June 26 the whole foreign community was saddened by the death of the harbour master, Mr. J. J. Delahunty. Fifteen days previously he was bitten accidentally by one of his dogs, and thought nothing of it. Symptoms of blood poisoning set in when it was too late to effect a radical cure. He was an exceptionally attractive man, a native of Australia, and he leaves a widow. The funeral took place in the R. C. oometry.
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