Use of the telegraph in order to afford quicker remittance facilities jig announced by the Chinese Postal Service, who. have put a Telegraph Money Order Service into operation on Feb. 1
Direct telegraph money orders which was draped with the Nor- (transmitted by wegian Flag was taken from the ill, to commence with, be accepted hearse in the Hungjao Road Cemetonly by head post offices and a limit-ery and carried to the graveside by ed number first and second class Capt. Torkildsen, Chief Engr. Iver-offices, indirect telegraph money en, 2nd Engr. Larsen, ard Mate, orders will be accepted on most of Bange, Capt. Paust and Fritz Olsen. the money order offices *in Chit Mr. Richard Herring ndiset telegraph money orders wil The sent, by telegram to' the nearest funeral of the Into Mr.
Rich: Post office wit Herring took place at the ce with direct telegraph Hungjao "Road nary money order facilities, to be trans. mitted by that office by mail to the Feb. 1 in presence of a large cashing office. The attention of the attendance of mourners. Deceased, Ft, was, Scoutmasier of the oth public is, however, called to. the fact that, owing to the method of reap (Junior School), was accord-Jed a Scout funeral, representatives transmission, the sending of indieet telegraph money" orders will being present from the follow fedvantageous only under certain Troops:—ist Cathedral, 2nd Public School, 5th Jewish, 6th Catholic, Oth Junior School, 14th Union Church asin is considerably distant Seshing office is considerably distant such as when the from the issuing office, 2nd Tack Wolf Cubs, Sth Pack Wolf Postmasters Cubs, 6th Pack Wolt Cubs and 9th have accordingly been instructed to Pack Wolf Cubs. The Rev. H. G. the public when the ordinary Newsham of the Union Chueh peditions, money order service is the more wi Joficiated in' the and at thei'
In addition to the ordinary money graveside. "In the 1 a Guard] order fees and A. T. fees, of Honour was formed by Members advice of payment is requited, the the Boy Scout movement, while cost of the tel the pathways from the Chapel. ram calculated according to the "number of "words, the graveside were lined with other of the various Troops. 'The fand an additional T. M. 0. foo of chief mourners were Mr. A Pullen SHAHT be eltargeds cent. of the amount remitted, reed. of the Asiatic' Petroleum Company To assure prompt payment of Tepresenting the deceased's parents te legraph money orders, the remitter who are resident in England, and is to furnish the payee's name and Mrs. E. P. B. Wilson, representing Mrs. Pullen who was due to arrive in Address as fully as possible Shanghai the next weak. The pall: gi The remitter of a T-MLO. will be ven a receipt on payment, of the were;—Aeting Commissioner Amount remitted, fees, ete. The re-
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