Fragments Fall On Servants'
Quarters Two shrapnel shells, apparently fired from Chapei, burst over the British Consulate-General at 5.50 o'clock yesterday evening and sprayed bits of steel over the quarters of the Superintending Consul, Mr. A. G. N. Ogden, ove. The' shrapnel landed on the servants' quarters and no-one was injured. The damage was small.
Two Japanese fighting planes were in the air over the Whangpoo River in the vicinity of the Garden Bend at the time of firing,
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