Ase, ta pet terminated at midnight on Thursday with the death at the age of 62 supervisor of the Kiangwan club creation Club, soldier (he was a highly popular member of the S.V.C, Artillery before he went to the war with the Mocha Transport) and he had all an old soldier's outyelled in a "grouse," but, 8 with all real old soldiers, his using was utterly harmless and, thing. It most certainly did not Interrupt his work, in which he was in every way successful, and it is easy thing to be successful in the capacity of manager of a social and sporting club. It is the same all over the world, that members" notions as to their comfort and con. venience do not always conform strictly to rules manager is the one who can Doth, Charlie Parsons was cee wace ete roe: club, from the oldest to A member of several clubs, he hed a host of personal friends also evtside the LR.C., amongst these ar soldier he happened to meet, for the uniform alone was all the intro-since the erection of the new build-he did many a job of work which earned him the gratitude of owners of ponies, and would have brought him the thanks of the latter could they have spoken. In ench of many armed ga 8 en the comfortable club build-personal effects, he would back could be done to preserve charge, them out, though sometimes he had almost no assistance. One of 'Not content with what was mediate concern, he also took it Spon. Himself,' there was, none ether about a ime, Such of the Shanghai Golf Club's property.
He also did good work secretary of the" Polo Section
fast Interport. series at 'Kiangwan the" Lite, and "ater the Ko' was the. recipient of several Roovonirs which were amongst his Rest treasured possessions.
'At one time, Mr. Parsons was professional entertainer and it was Zerue delight to listen to him at the Bisno, for he was hghiy accom Bosehbe' whenever possible, ished performer, and he was Fea: though on occasions i must "have Seen torture for him to play. For while after the war he was with frosts: Duncan & Ca,, leaving thet firn to take up his Kiangwan post. tHE NORTH-CHINA
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