We regret to hear of the transfer of Mr, and Mrs, Woolhouse of the APE, to Hangchow. This young, couple have endeared themselves to the residents of the port, and we sorry to see them go, though we all wish them pleasant' days in Hangchow. "Mr. "Aris, of the LEI. has igo lett for down river on transfer.
Ir. E. C. Robinson, the APE. taipan who "has dispensed "such "kindly hospitality here for the past three years, expects to leave before the fend of the year, and his going will leave a gap hard to All. Mr. F. C, Jordan has arrived to take charge of, the B.A.T. Interests here. Our fenial Britich Consul General, Mr. A.
Major, has heard with unconceated Joy, of his transfer to Genoa, Italy, A Yew weeks ago there was a' pleasant gathering at the Taikoo House to welcome back Mr. John Kinloch with his bride, formerly Miss Doris Head of Shanghai, Mr. Kinloch is now S. agent here We welcome back this week HM. S.
Tern, with LtCommander Frederick in command. This is his third term here, and he is a most popular addition to our community.
Mr. Jack Young, the young Chinese naturalist who has spent the past six or seven months in Western Szechuan and on the borders of Thibet, collect ing animals and puts, has returned to. Chungking accompanied by his wife and brother, who have been with him throughout the expedition. They leave for Shanghai soon, with goodly collection of specimens. cluding four immense black Thibetan dogs.
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