Depot, Avenue Haig, early on September 7, after an attempted armed the right shows the body about to be removed by ambulance.
Company, S.V.C, Messrs. 0, Costa, G. Collaco, ©. Collaco, L. Gonsalves, Rozario, and H. Sousa, who care ried it to' the graveside, where a fung party of the unit red a salute, followed by the "Last Post." The following officers of the Portuguese Company were in attendance:—Capt, M. Leitao, Lieut. J. R. Collaco, and Lieut. F. M.'£, Gutierrez.
Mr. N. 'T. Saunders 'The death occurred at about p.m. on Sept. 2 of Mr. N. T, Saunders, well known figure locally, at. the 08. 'Mr, Saunders was born in Brooklyn, New York, and came to China in 1801, Joining' the rin of George "H. Maces with "whom he remained for 20 retiring from their service in n." He then became exchange' broker. Mr, Saunders was one of the oldest members of the American community fu Shanghai, and was a, member of the Shanghai Club, the "Columbia Country Club, and the Shanghai Chess Club, which formed one of his main Interests. He was one of the frst members to join the club after its foundation. During the war, he was special constable in Shanghai, He leaves a widow and three daughters, funeral (cremation) _serviee was held "in the Bubbling Well Cemetery Chapel, on Sept. 4 in the presence of a large company of mourners. The Rev. E. W, Luccock, of Community Church, was the officiating clergyman, and the chief mourners were Mrs. Saunders, Miss Saunders (daughter), and Mr. and Mrs, Phillips (doughier and son-inlaw),
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