Commodore Ferraz has served ing the Boor War he was port Jeaptain at Delagoa, and later, when the Anglo-Portuguese Boundary. Commission met at Nyassa, he was. var, that struggle between the Portuguese Jand the powerful Zulu tribe in the former's colonial contests, and it was during thi the Portuguese of the Tower that he' received v.C, or the Order ud the Sword. He was Portuguese delegate to: the Hague Peace Conference, and in 1912 he was delegate to the Naviga-ion Conference held in Philadelphi Jand concerned with the international regulations for harbours, a sequel to a preliminary conference at St. Petersburg where standardization lof buoys, lighthouses, ete., had been dealt with.
During the Great War he was! Joficer in charge of Portuguese {troops on the five British transports running between Lisbon and Brest, Jand Cherbourg, and it was for this service that he received the Order of St, Michael and St. George from [the British government.
Commodore Ferraz is also exnnoisseur of Chinese and Japanese icarias as the interior of cabin shows, and as has already been mentioned he is a connoisseur of wines, the latter not to be lightly passed over in an age which the product of the connoisseur with-Jout wishing to take the pains to acquire the connoisseur's faci 1927 sai, consancsion, with th "in conjunetio rice 10 the Sun 94,454,000, at a station Aphedion, ter (oon). 8h 38
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