London, Sept. 27.
The personal estate of Sir Alexander Grant, the Scottish philanthropist who started life as an errand boy and finished up at the head of a great firm of biscuit manufacturers. and who died last May, has been proved at £1,039,976. The bequests included £40,000 upon trust to pay income, to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald who was a very old friend of Sir Alexander's. The residue of the estate will accumulate for ten years on trust for the benefit of the heirs, but in the event of their predecease will revert to the National Library for Scotland—Wireless through Reu-
Ramos, 23-9-97, da Silva, 239-37 F. M. Souza, 23-9: J. Xayler, 23-9-31.
dments;—C.R.O No. 38, dated 20-0-31 para 244 as far as it affects Chinese Company should be amended to read as follows:—Chinese Ca, L/Cpl. S. T. Bien, 19-9-37, Pte, P. Wu, 300-91, Ple. Y. M. Hu, 20- 9-37,
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