Sun Pao-Chi Appointed with Vu Ya-ching Associate Director:
The Kiangsu Tupanship Peking, Feb. 7. mandate issued to-day appoints Mr. Sun Pao-chi as Tupan of the ports of Shanghai and Woosung, slond Mr. Vu Ho-teh (Vu Ya-ching), the President of the local Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, to be Associate Director of these ports.
second mandate issued today necepts the resignation of Mr. Chang Chien, Tupan of the commercial port of Woosung, and conservancy of Kiangsu, and Tupan of] the construction of the new canal through the five hsiens of Kiangsu, The "Chingpao" reports that the of War, General Wu -hsin, will be appointed Tupan, of Kiangsu, with Marshal Tu jui's associate, Mr. Yen Tan-yn as Civil Governor of Kiangsu, A report is current, which is not confirmed in official circles, to the: effect that, if General Wu becomes Tupan of Kiangsu, Marshal Yung-hsiang will probably be ap-Pointed Minister of War.—Reuter's Pacific Service. eign Affaire and acting Premier, Director-General of the Audit Office, Minister of Finance, Director-Gener-jai of Customs, Director of the Government Famine Relief Bureat, Jand Premier under ex-Previd Tsao Kun. Mr. Sun holds the high-Jest decorations that the Republic can confer, He ix the managing director of the China Merchants' N. Ca. and the Han Yeh Ping Iron Coal Ca, Mr. Vu Yacching is one of the oldest and_ most prominent chants in Shanghai, and has part in spent in Shanghai. He is" Chair= man of the Chinese General Cham-ver of Commerce, having served on the general committee of that body. for some 15 years, Among the other posts which he holds ae the managing directorship of the Peh S. N. Cow the Shanghai Chinese Produce" Exchange, and Posts with other compan Upon the retirement of Mr. Sung Han= change from the chairmanship of the Chinese General Chamber of Com merce a a was elects one of the of his ministration was the repot of the many troops who recently, tered the Settlem he personally
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