The Into Major G. Grayrigge com-anded the Chinese Company, 8. V.
from 1911 to 1922, and: unemitug efforts in the interest of the company earned the affection and spect of the Chinese community ud was recognized by the Chini government by a high military odal and a decoration of Wen Foo Tiger). In 1922 he retired from commandership of the company ud-handed over his command to ajo T. A. Zee, He.died on February 28, 1925, and show their appreciation, a tablet nth in English and Chinese was ceted on his grave, a first class ard given to the Ite Shantung.
Hospital, and an_ annual pilrimage to his grave incorporated the rules and by-laws of the Chic -se Company, 8. V. C.
On February 28 at 8 a.m, a pla-on consisting of all banks repre-iting the Chinese Company and manded by the, It. Z, ¥. Chen, second in, com anil, made the annual pilgrimage the. Bubbling Well Road Ces ly, where Capt. ¥. C, Waung lai wreath, on the grave and xead an logy, followed by an. obeisance by 1 present.
Major Zee and Major Woo of the headquarters, officers and other riks. in the Chinese Company, also tended to pay their respect to their d commander,
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