The death occurred at the Gen-'Gal "Hospital on Monday, January 23, after. a short illness, of Me. Homas "A. See, at the ake of 87 Sears, Although not generally Frown, he was one of China's earll-$5t Fevolutionarios, taking a leading Pare in the variogy attempts made capture Canton from the Mancht Folers, As a matter of fact, lated for the late Mr. See's bro: ther that he was the real leader of the revolutionary. movement which Jed'to the overthrow of the Mancha Dynasty, and his supporters are nov preparing for publication tie ne mury material documents upon Ww this. claim is_ based, 'The late "Inv. Seo was born in 'Australia, and his father, who was lender of "the -Chinere Independence Party of Australia, instilled nto his sons (air. See had two bro thers) the fervor for freedom of their' fatherland feom. the "Mancha Yoke, To further the cause the Whole Seo family went to Hongkong Jn''the year 1867. The Into Mrz "solder brother, Mr. Tso Tsanat present living. in Hongkong, once set to work to organize fecker jumtas aiming at the over throw of the Mancha Tule in Cam.
mand it was during those he lays that, the deceased. underwent many thellinge adventures in the Ghterpriso they" had undertaken, lig advent of the late Dr. Sun Yat-into the party: caused a rife and In Orde {o. preserve unity the See Brothers retired from the political arena, {The late Mr. See terested' in. the shipping' busies, ching as {Chinone agent, for lar Shipping interests "on. the. China Goast, From 1925 {0 1981 the do-eased was Chinese secretary to the Jocal Canadian Trade Commission: rationed at Shanghai and. in view of his wide knowledge of mercantile throughout the" Republic was. the means of cementing many happy Dusiness friendships between Canadfiw He was also, instrumental in jan" manufacturers and. Chinese
the formation of the Kok Loo Club, Cantonese social centre in Shang: Dai, "The late Mr. Seo is survived by pis widow and son Clifford.
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