Preparations for the celebration of the King's Jubilee in Shanghai are being actively made, by the various committees in charge. Sir John Brenaz, as the Chairman of the Executive Committee, has given an enthusiastic lead and the British community expects to be able to do Justice to a great national event. It is pleasant to note that support has [been oftclally given to the general desire for prolongation of the illu-ruinations and decorations beyond the actual day of the Jubilee, British firms and residents are specially vited to maintain their illuminations on May 7 and May 8 as well as on May 6. It is understood that the Cathedral Service on the morning of Jubilee day will be attended by the diplomatic and consular represent tives of other nationalities present In Shanghai. The form of service WiKl be that officially prescribed in London-with His Majesty's approval. On Sunday evening, May 5, British Jews will celebrate. the event at a service at which Sir John Brenan has signified his intention of being present. Sir Frederick Dreyer, with Ris flagship, HAMS. Kent, will be in Stangfal during the Jubilee and has specially accepted an invitation to resent at the Ball of the Royal Society of St George on May $. The St. George's Ball is always an enjoyable function. This year, as the signal for You can call the contents of a bottle by any name you like but if you want the contents to be the best Whisky you call for
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