The Archive · 1934

Lure of Orient Still Calls

Mr, D, MeNeill Might Return Here Again

Mr, Danean MeNeill, who has retired fiom the B. & S. Taiko" Sugay Refinery, Hongkong, fourteen years ago, from the post of superia-Yondent hotier-maker, has a profound liking for the Far Bast wx when he was leaving for New, Yorks fon Monday: (Mar. 26) night in the Dollar liner, President Coolidge, he was mot quite sure if he would mbt de called back again by the glamour of: the Orient, Lowtan in 1863. tu thas Mala Mr: MeNeill, who came out from join the sta of the Hongkone fice.of the P. & O. Ca, was born "1860, in Greenock, Scotland:

"en sportsman, Inv, MeNeill' was member of the Shanghai winning team in the interport lawn bowl: match a few years ago. He ly aly member of the Kowloon Lawn Bowls Club, During all his years in China, he residence in Hongkong, ar-viving here only seven ago. He returned from a visit to, his younger daughter in New York in January, but was called back last night following the receipt, of news. of her death idea daughter, Mrs. Sutor, wife of Capt. Sutor of the Shanghai Licenced Pilots Ax sociation, and his grandson, left with him. "Hig son, Mx. M. W. W. McNeill, chief engineer of Toman,' gid not accompany this Mr. Arthur Bite Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon in the Bubbling Well Chapel for Mr. Arthur Bite who gassed away last Monday evening. 'The services, cremation, were ce ducted by the Very Rey. Dean A. S. Trivett. Mr. Eite canie to Siu hai about' six months ago and had been connected with the British American Tobacco Ca, (China) Ltd His wife and one child survive him,

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