Te "China Express & Telegraph" gives some additional details to those we have already published of the funeral at Virginia ater of the late Sir Edward Pearce. The Rev, W. H. Harding officiated, and principal "mourners were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pearce, Mr, and Mrs, H.C. Pearce, Me, Malcolm Aird, Mrs. Baston Mack, and Miss Waine. The congregation also included:—Sir Skinner and Lady Turner, Paymaster Rear-Adrmiral Colelough and Mrs, Colelough, Captain and Mrs. Richards, Major and Mrs. A, Hilton Johnson, TF. Anderson, Colonel Langesorne, Mr.
Anderson, Mr. J. H. Teesdale, Mr..C. Selby Moore, Mr. C. P. H. Hay, Dr. R.S. Ivy, Me. W. Ht, Barham, Mr. E. F. Mackay, Mr. Peebles, Mr. N. 0. Liddell, Mr. A. Burch, Mr. 0. G. Ready, Mr. A. Ballan, Mr. A. P, Wood, Mr. and Mrs, White, "Misa Jarvis, Shingleton, Mre. 0. M. Green, Mi and Mrs. Hufman, Mrs. Lees Smith and Miss Thornhill, state while guarding the perimeter.
About the beginning of last year Brund contracted typhoid, and thus suffering, it was found that his lungs"were affected. He became seriously ill, and though it was a necessity of ti ease that he should proceed Home, connection with volunteer aid in the Post Office during the recent strike, it is understood that the Postal Authorities wish' to express their appreciation of the excellent work done by the Shanghai Public School for Boys' Cadet Corps of th
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