Lady Mossop has returned to Maus, E. Howard arrived In the sx Fausang from Hongkong on Ocleber Mrs, P. C. Colman has returned to Shanghai from England, after a brief stay In Japan en route, Mr. H. E. Mortiss is expected to arrive back in Shanghai about, the middle of November by the s, Conte Verde, Tue Danish Minister, Mr. Oscar de Oxholm, returned {0 Shanghal_on et. 10' in the s, Shengking from North China, Mu, and Mrs. Gordon Morriss and Mrs. W. J. Mockett and two children arrived' in the s, Shengking from Weihaiwei on Oct, 10.
Mr. A. H, Langley, Far Bastorn representative of the Cunard-Whil Star Line, has left Shanghai having been transferred to the' Live: pool Major ¥, W. Gerrard, on the termination of his sick Jeave spent in Japan, resumed command of the Shanghai Municipal Police Force fon October 7.
Copt, R, Pote-Hunt the well-known miralty, sailed for home on Oct, 7 by the es. Glenoffaric, Mr. C. A. Sterry, whose engagement to' Afiss. Billie' Prince was an-jounced in Hongkong a short. while ago, sailed for the Colony on Oct. 7 the s. Glenaffaric, 'Tue Rt, Rev. R. O, Hall, Bishop of Victoria, Hongkong,' is in the Wat [Memoriat Nursing" Home suffering from malignant malaria, Bishop Hall making fair progress, the hospital report Mr. J. V, Murray, a director of the California "Texas Oil Company, Ltd, Jand a former resident of Shanghai, arrived on Oct, by the s, Shanghai Maru, "He was managing director of the Texas Company (China) Ltd, from 1924 to 1992.
Dr. H. H, Kung, the Minister of Finance and until' recently" China's [Special Coronation Ambassador, who lett Europe on Sepiomber 24 by the Mahan liner s, Victoria, is expected arrive in Hongkong by October 15, states a report to "Hwa Mel Pao.' It is not known whether Dr, Kung will' continue his trip to Shanghai, leave the Colony directly for Nan= king by plane, Sevemat Continental war corres pondents who arrived inthe Andre Lebon now join the large coterie of American and British journalists Shanghai. Among them are Me: Sandros Sandri, "of the "Stam Luigi Banzint, of the "Courrlere de Slera," M, Demaltre, who corres ponds for a number of publication: Frederic C. Morant, of the "Lo Pell Journal," and Edouard Helscy, "Lo Journal," Paris. M, Helsey is one of France's most able correspondents and his articles on Africa, South America and the Near East have been widely read, afternoon with the Rev, Father Fitz=
Gerald again oMtciating. The pallbear= fers were: Mr. L. C. Souza, Mr. da Silva, Mr, Ivan Dolgorouckoft, Mr. 'M. Souza, Mr. D. B. Chang and Mr, Huang Sie An.
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