DECORATIONS, Miles Lampson Officiates at Consular Ceremony let Lampson the decorations "of. the ary) "and the CHE, to Godfrey" Robert Viveash Steward and Mr. R, Calder arolla, respectively. In making the simpl presentation Sir Miles referred 0 the pleasure which he ad in personally conveying" to. Colonel Steward the decoration which the 'King. had. bestowed upon' him, be-ensue of Colonel Steward's long acquaintance. with China and former membership of the Legation Stall as Military" Attache.
un regard to Mr, Culder-Marshall, Miles expressed his appreciation Of the valonble public services. Mr. Golder-Maraball "had" rendered Shanghai-as Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce. He also pleasure. in, making that presentation because' he hine Self had been under an obligation to Me: Calder-Marsh-il for. much use-Pal guidance in Foi ston to the affairs of the Chamber. f Commerce and other matters oft rest to the Brit the Nonours. were thu drank with Enthesianm by the company present Sndindivideal." handshaking also formed part of the congratulatory "Those present, included Sie Erie Telehman, Mr. J, W._0. Davidson, Mr, "Louis Beate, Major-General George Fleming," Colonel Macnaghten, Major WEB. Dowling, Dean Trivett, Bir, Harold Porter itr B.D, Z. Beith, lite. HE. Arnold, Captain. Dicker, ite King, Captain' A, T. Wilson Brant, Caviain G. M. Fenton, rag acting, Mr. P. W. Massey, Biiwin Howard
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