Mr. Jen Yuan-tao, Minister of Pub lic Secretary, led the list of Chinese officials who attended the ceremonies.
Mp. Roderick G. MacDonald is leaving this morning in the s. Canton for Hongkong and will be absent for about ten days.
Tur daily report of refugee work for December 4 follows:—No. of Camps under inspection by Public Health Department 72; No. of refugees therein 53,397.
Amoxc the passengers who sailed in the s. Wosang yesterday for the South were—Messrs. W. B. Rigden, C. T. Tod, W. Brown, D. France, B. B. Sparks and Capt. Williamson.
CRONING ceremonies of an academy for the training of pacification officers of the "Reformed Government" were held in Nanking on. Saturday, the "Shanghai Mainichi" reported yester-dey.
Frienns of Mr. and Mrs. K, Selby-Walker will learn with regret that news has been received in Shanghai to the effect that Mr. Selby-Walker's mother died at her residence in London on Sunday. night.
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