C.P.R. Oriental Manager {o Sail for Home in March After having been in the service of the Canadian Pacific Railway for 47 years, Mr. Allan Cameron, 'Oriental Manager of the company, retired from the firm by the end of last year, and is to sail with his wife from Hongkong in March by the Empress of Britain. regard Cameron is held colleagues' and subordinates" was shown recently at the head-office in the colony when the entire staff of pur. sohocimaster, has' always President, whom T have heard bees farewell presentation te bor ate riy assembled and made eady to help and to tender good advice for which I thank him; My. Fenton, of "Our Pat," has been a fower of strength for me to lean against. I have often felt that T ras using too much of his valuable ime, but when leaving him he has heered me by always saying. "Come again." "I thank you, and Mrs, Cameron. Eulogistie refferences to the faithful and untiring services of Mr. Cameron during his connection with the firm were made by Mr. P. A. Cox, assistant Oriental tanager at Shanghai, and Mr. David, Drummond, who succeeds him. To these, Mr. Cameron replied in suitable terms.
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