When: Mr. MeIntosh went tes of London has azrved. in 2 at '93 Wayside Road. The their way' to Chine. have proved {0 benefactors were Mrs. C. J. Chan-be unfounded, and it would appear on furlough in July 1928, he had her sister, Miss M. J, Darvocy eller, wife of the general manager that statistics have been misread. less than three years. to complete his service before retirement,, ant 2 Tifeng Road, " Tacorporated of Reuters, Ltd. for the Far East, The report had it that 1,380,000 fast! year th connection wen. the Mrs, E. Howard, wife of the edi tons "are on their way to" Chin as his wife, then in Scotland, was {poor heath, it, "was considered Boxer Indemnity Fund, the Univer. of the "'North-China "according to a Chinese news pay and Mrs. F. Gil. doubtful whether be. would return sities! China Committee alms "at mills in have bought' 300,000 "Actual ice October, 1982, this country, but he voteened in Providing" increased facilities for The children, 70 of them present, une, 1629, with special. reference Chinese students to goto England, bad a unique treat as tons, and another 200,000. tons to the winding up of the Presby-And. also hopes to. send out afew served with Oh over are under order, and inthe English students to China, bananas and hot water, - followed normal course of shipments two or terian Mission Press. Subsequent hho has edited ube Chinese Recorder"
The particular task of Dar-'With special supper with addi-three cargoes a week will arrive
during the absence of the editor, foch is to study educational prob-Honal' dishes. The children sang a in Shanghai until March/April. A wheat importer on Jan, 31 told Dr. Rawlinson. An attack of bron: lems in this country. A member song, ented Bread, its, "Chan the "North-China Herald" that chial "influenza has. unfortunately well-known missionary family eller gave an appropriate Prevented "Mir. -Melntosh from. per She has had teaching experience talk to the children and explained the whole of the Australian import-
fonally bidding farewell to. all his many friends, King's College, London, and she is Home," receiving Ber taint the various toys brought for and ed wheat for 1932, added to the for distributed to them. ward business now on the books, an MA. of 'Edinburgh, University, 'These British ladies, assisted by might, amount to 1,000,000. Of this 'Mr. Mcintosh arrived, in Shang-She has already' wished Hongkong other colleagues like Lady' Hope he added, over 600,000 bai in 1885 to join the press of the Book and Tract, Society of China.
Jand Canton, and' after spending Simpson and Mrs. Burton" Sayer, already been "milled and
On the death of the. founder, Dr.
Shanghall she expects took @ very active part in the re: Customs figures for year to Nanking, Hankcowy and lief of little children rendered des-showed that a total of 1,006,000 tons Alex Williamsoa, in 1890, the works were closed, and Mr, Mcintosh was ing, and after two years she is tate. by the last hostilities in of wheat from all countries had
invited to join the American Pres-clu to return to England, when she Shangha}. Mrs. Chancellor was been imported' into China, Austra-report to the Universities China byterian. Mission,. with parucuar Gommittes and to her own univer: honorary superintendent of the War lia's shave of this being' 615,860 Relief "Orphange on the Prosper tons.
Yegard to work' in the Mission sity on the teachers training. prob Press, where for some years fom in China. orphans of the local war. Forty.
Paria, "which "eared filled" the post of " superintendent.
In addition Me. McIntosh had bees The committee Wopes to awand five of the number were absorbed
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