The Archive · 1926

PERSONAL NOTES

'Mu, S, Barton, H. M. Consul-General, arrived' in Shanghai from the South on Tuesday morning by the P, & 0, S. Mantua.

Mr. C, Harpur, _Commissioner of Public Works, returned to Shanghai on Monday. Meanwhile Mrs. Harpur remains at Home.

Mu, L. B, Gibson has been pointed to act as assistant to the] Attorney-General, Singapore.

Mr. Fu Chiang, Taoyin of! Shanghan, returned to Shanghai after a brief interview with Marshal Sun Chuan-fang in Nanking.

Arter returning from Nanking on. Wednesday Mr, Chiang Pah. chief of staff of Marshal Wa Pé fo, has gone to Hankow at the} ammans of his chief.

OwiNe to the illness of Lady Sanderson, whose condition is under~ stood to be causing anxiety, the Chief Justice of Bengal (Sir Lance-Jot. Sanderson) left Calcutta for: Home. down from to one just come the north, Maris devoting Paotowchen to reading and planting trees.

Dr, Tsai Yuan-pei, Chancellor of the Peking National University, left for Hangchow on Monday et t response of the educational authori ties there to delver a number of lectures.

Tak Bishop of Winchester has] appointed the Rev. B. G. Leonand-Williams, recently missioner at Newchwang, and vicar of Sholing, Southampton, from 1914 to 1921, to the vicarage of St. Denys, Southampton.

Tne friends of Miss Lilian Dawson, Matron of the Chinese Isolation Hospital, will be very pleased to learn that she is progressing yurably after an operation at the Victoria Nursing Home.

During the absence on leave of Mr, William M, Royds, H. M. Con-tui-General at Kobe, who sailed for England by the P. & 0. 8. Malwa, Mr. A. R. Ovens, Vice-Consul, will te acting British ''Consul-General at Gex, Sun Yueh-kun, a well-lown Chinese revolutionary, who was once Military Governor of Anhui, is reported to have passed away in Tientsin. He was one of the few to sacrifice his property for the Revolution.

Tne Italian Ambassador to Tur-wife of the president] sin in Italy meant home and fine healthy children, "How behind the times all that is!" ex-aimed Mustapha Kemal's consort.

In is notified in the "London' Gazette" that the King has. sane-Goned the following appointment to the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England: Honorary Lady of Grace:

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