Rowlette, all of the R.A.M.C., who spoke of the efforts made, in' spite of artificial respiration, to revive deceased, who died as the result of heart failure, The Coroner then returned a verdict that "I am quite satisfied that the operation was skilfully performed, that everything humanly possible was done to revive the deceased who did not respond to treatment. find that Private Reginald Moyes, of 'BY Ca, Eattalion, Norfolk Regiment," died at the General (Military) Hospital on October 30, the cause of death Veing cardiac failure following an operation for acute appendicitis."
The Funeral military funeral was held fon November 1 in the Hungjao Road Cemetery. The Church of England burial rites were read by the Rev. Walker, Chaplain to the Forces. Last honours were paid by a firing squad and the band and drums of the regiment; 280 of The Norfolk Regiment were present, me cluding It. Col. W.J.O'B, Daunt fand six officers. The' deceased is survived by his parents who are in England, and to. whom deep sympathy is extended. Among those sending flowers were:— from the 'BIN tot, The Norfolle Regt; The British Red' Cross Soeletss The "emeers, 1st, Hn. The Norfole OMicers, Warrant OMeers and rik. RASE: Headquarter in, "The Norfolk. ext:
it's Mest, Ist Bu. The Norfolk United "Service's ~Aneoeiat Corporal's. Incas, Ist Br The Norfole Regt "A" Con 1st Bu The Norfolk Coy Ist Bu) The Norfoll "D" Ca. Ist Bay The Norfole Becavse a young fellow claiming to be an employee of the Shanghai military wireless station refused to pay for a ticket, a quarrel took place. on a Nantao tram near the West Gatg, whic resulted in the conductor being bads hart, The young man was ae-rected by the police but.was rescued by a number of soliders whom -he summoned to his assist= fice. Inguiries are mow" taking place. 1
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