Good Wishes to Departing Trade Commissioner It-Col. L. M. Cosgrave, the retiring Canadian Trade Commissioner, who is being transferred to a similar post In Melbourne, Australia, was the guest on Thuraday at a tifin given by the Anzac Society at Ladow's Tavern.
Dr. W. E. O'Hara, the vice-president, took the chair and he was supported by some 62 members and guests. Mrs, Cosgrave was unable to attend.
New Centre Operating Shanghai's Canadian residents responsible for the delightful Ata meeting of the Board of Management of the Rickshaw Pullers Mutual Aid "Association, the Building, and Clinic Committees both reported progress, it was announced on Saturday. As two months will elapse before the principal centre at East Kashing Road can be made ready for esupation, It was decided that start shot made in temporary quarters.
Another centre has been leased in Tatung Road, Sinza, close to the dinner dance held on Friday night at the Cathay Hotel by' th night at the Cathay Hotel by the Canadian Club for Lt.-Col. and Mrs. LIN. Cosgrave. Attended by more than 60 guests, among them many outstanding personalities, the affair began shortly after eight o'clock with a presentation by Dr. W. S. Parsons who remarked that no Cana dian present needed instruction in the manner in which Col, Cosgrav served during the past ten years Chapel district, and "plane for its here. He paid tribute likewise to adaptation to the uses of the Associ tion are being prepared. Pending completion of the alterations, tem~ porary quarters near by will be fitted Mrs. Cosgrave, and presented the silver cocktail shaker which was the itt of the Club, together with a silver tray won by Col. Cosgrave in the Canadian Golf game on July 1.
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