The Archive · 1934

Mrs. Helen L, C. Kerr

The funeral of the late Mrs. Helen Kerr, whose death occurred at the. General Hospital en Saturday, took place at the Hungjeo Road Ce-celery on Tuesday, Dec. 26, in presence of a large number of mourne The Rev. H. G. Newsham, of the Union Church, oficlated, and the!

to whom the deepest sympathy goes esi mourner was the son, Stanley, in "his sad' loss, having' been be: reaved of both parents in the short space of five months. The casket was carried to the grave by Messrs.

iis, H. MeSfabon, Gilchrist, wray, and Elder. weather, a fairly large crowd the day's inclement Ghinese' and foreigners gathered a! the Canidrome on Friday morning watch the drawing of the lottery. Oficials of the State Lottery Com: rissian. seated. themselves on. bot sides of a Platform while the drum-Silendants in blue Jong gowns he teak balls into the drums End thoroughly mixed them.

Gol, N. W.B.B. Thoms, the retire

entertained to a farewell tiffin, on jog Commnandant of the Friday, by members of the Union Club, Ate. G. L. Wilson presiding.

Lady Carlisle, who was recently badly" injured in the Canton Air (Crash, is now sufficiently recovered to leave the hospital, and is staying in the Cathay Hotel, Mx. M. Inouye, manager of the Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd. has ace cepted the seat on the S.M.0. Public Utilities Committee rendered vacant by the death of My. K, Ma Due to trade depression, all. the ike features in the Settlement re main closed. A total of 5,059 employees are affected. "Of the 60 filatores in. Chinese territory, whicn employ" 27,697" hands, nine are operating, with a complement S012 workers.

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