Mr, L. B, Rood acted as best man, Eystem which is a living and: work-society and begin your active rol belt' made to select a' ge whos|feld. of ham po." the Japanese newspaper, is ote that they have' invaded it ever and My. T. O'Rourke and Mr. ing "system—somethinge Because of her charm or ability' of ha Tingle were ushers, 'A. reception very precious, and full of Eettement—for" Shanghai for ties for the future—for the: bla lat ital importance" wks [Scant gol estate ries abe quant ne comanner aod tre [ath al they Was held after the ceremony at 129
China—for the World, Preserve it, Nether you should repaid the presented by the cosmopolitan best! ever your ings may be. It Recognizing the difficulties _re- St. John's alumni, 1 thi Kathered together Road where the many franes
rippled, or destroyed, (Hear neat).
Be mol I Ue power for ea. or merely as a struggle for. fame, paper is tentatiedly of Hes seven dey atte of he nea oped iba Sevtsnanament a the high monument' to. the Mie. Chairman, Ladies and Gentle: power and material Ith. ing its I need search to the gentler half ind also to the indefatigable ef-Standring—Carter not tell you which isthe correct Japanese community, Already. more Of the] of your President, Dr. Pott, men, T thank you from the bottom but if you are already my heart.(Loud and continued Aware of the correct answer and are than 200 Japanese gels and wame Although a. grateful on June 31 when Mise Nongomst An interesting wing took place
Applause), Mary Garters daughter of Int and Prepared to follow it through {i versity, T have, however, not had igh this bipient, of have sent photos for expert "opin fe fon on their chances. From among: ('Thurday's meeting of the zero Mis! Fred. Carter of Timaru,' New and T have every confidence that these it is planned to choose ten the good fortune' to be numbered Zealand. was married to! Mee Judge Feethais was the guest you wi Iit is necessary for you to finalists. These ten finalists wil mong its graduates. Nevertheless. Harold Standring, son of Mrs, M. vest of honour, The club pre-be firm and ingles lo in the face of in turn, be narrowed down to one the illustrious history of St. John's 7. Standring and the late Mr, James Inises were filed to capacity when has alway the President of the Club, Me. Nays been to me an object Standring of Manchester, England. of profound admiration.
Sparke, took the chair aid there The ceremony was performed by after proposed the health of the him, a5 well as the wi join and re-Lai straint they had shown in regard ies and Gentlemen: As yoi to the whole inquiry. He had. fel are already aware, the Reverend Father Macdonald at the corner stone Joseph's chapel, Route des of the first building in St. John's The bride was given away ippically felicitous manner Mr. nervous that wrong ideas would get.
Sparke referred to. Mr, Justice about, and he had reason to be pro-ews agencies, Whether "or not was Lai years before the value of ier brother-in-law, Mr, C.F, micdern edueation—modern in con-'Taylor. She was attended by a matron Feet foundly Grateful for the patience they had shown while he trast with the classical was either of honour, Mrs. C. F. Taylor, and ily oF popu appreciated in two bridesmaids, the Misses Yvonne Shanghai had ug-on his slow Work, "Tt was too The imperial decree and Cecelia Pollock; Miss Joyes when it invited Mr. Justice oon to speak about any results, Bartley acted as flower girl, Inv. W. Bea pie Saba abolishing literary examinations was ham, and the day, that he arrived as most grateful to the tame ices Tan Sra a issued by the Empress Dowager Read acted as best man, and the as'one of the luckiest in. the hers for having received him' that 1907, the thirty-third of ushers were Mr, W, Tingle and Mr. Ustory of Shanghai (applause). day, and_ he took this welcome Kuanghsu, when" St. John's had
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