'The Governor, of Queensland, Sir Leslie Wilson, who with Lady' Wilson snow on holiday, is among. the passengers brought to Shanghai by ihe P. & 0. s8. Chitral on Sunday. Sir Leslie and Lady Wilson next day Fesumed their" journey' when the Chitral proceeded to Japan.
Sir Lealle, who has been Governor Queensland since 1032, looked very well and appeared to have en-Jove his "voyage. He and Lady abet dimple of Shenghai and 2 isco. as fow of their old. trends They certainly could not have. bad amore uninviting St sight "of Shanghai inthe damp, chil, drizzle of the early evening when the yese! slid gently to her berth at the Shanghai and. Hongkew Whar, The coay "smoking-room of the Chitral ras far too comfortable for_ anyone tobe particularly enamoured of the Prospect of obtaining a dade {ualntance with the shore Mr. A. J. Hughes, Honorary Secretary of te Royal Empire Society, Shanghai branch; called' on and had a"brlet conversation with Sir Leslie find' Lady Wilson. Sir Lealie told iz. Hughes dat" Queensland was ery Keen on the Royal Empire Society and he himself was ardent supporter of i work Sit Uslie tind tong been in intimate touch with the Soctety and he had special link with. Thy la tat Mr. George Pilcher, the" Society's able Seoretary, was a personal frie. Sir Leslie only regretted that the ahorthes of his ay) In Shanghai made impossible for him to meet rose who, with Mr. Hughes were further~ the Society's cause among the British in China.
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