Mu. P. W. O. Liddell and family we left Sor Home.
Mu. F. P. Lockhart, U. S. Consul-(General at Hankow, accompanied by China, Mrs. Lockhart, has returned to Mason Peter Barker, pS.0, Pe-King representative of Arnhold Ca. left China last week on a visit to England and is expected to be away, for some months.
Mx. W. B. Poland, Financial Adviser to the Chinese Government Railways, has arrived and will take up his duties with the Ministry of Iways with headquarters ably in Shanghai.
Tui American Consulate-General here is interested in obtaining information concerning the where abouts of Mrs. Angie Goldkette, who formerly resided at 179 Route Vallon, Shanghai. Any—information in this regard will be appreciated.
The gold medal of the Freveh Municipality "has been present-to. Admiral Stotz in ree coguftion of what he has done for the welfare of the Concession during his stay in Chinese waters, This many friends in China wilt be glad to learn and congratulate Mr. A. G. N. Ogden of H. M. Consular Service, at present' in Tien tsin, on his being gazetted as a Vice Consul, Grade 1, in the Consular Service. Mr. Ogden was educated at Dulwich College; also Corpus Christi, Cambridge, where he graduated as B.A, He was appoint ed in the Consular Service in 1012 and In 1917 was attached to the Consulate in Tsinanfu in the service of the Chinese Labour Corps, In 1918 he was Pro-Consul at Peking and was at the Tientsin Consulate: General in 1918, 1919, 1920, whilst in 1922 he was' acting Vice-Coneu! in Shanghai. The years 1922-23 and in 1925 saw him Acting Chengtu whilst in 1926-1927 he was Acting Consul in Kiukiang, Portsmouth 2 Blackburn R. 2, Liverpool 2, West Ham U, 1
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