Last Wednesday afternoon Mr. Edward Chadwick-Kew, son_of Dr. Chadwick-Kew, sailed for England to be articled in November next 10 the firm of A. 'T. Chenhalls & Ca., Chartered Accountants, London.
Educated at the Public School, Ea-ward's record there has been a remarkable one. In 1932 he passed the Cambridge School Certificate with five credits, obtaining at the same time an exemption from the London Matriculation examination, Appointed Prefect in 1992 he became vice-Captain in 1933 and School Captain in January 1034. He has just turned 17
While at school he distinguished himself in many branches of sport, having Captained the Football 1st Xt, the Cricket 1st XI, the School's Boxing team, and the Athletic team. He was also Company Sergt-Major fof the Cadet Company, 8.V.C.
'A first class all round young sportsman, a good disciplinarian with a high' sense of social service, as well as a keen and brilliant student, Edwai takes with him the good wishes of a host of friends in Shanghai
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