Mr. W. R. Hawes arrived in Shanghai in the inv. Glenamoy on Friday.
The Mongol leader, Prince Teh Wang, left Peiping on Saturday for Kalgan, en route to. Mongolia.
Dr. E.G. Gauntlet has left by aeroplane for Peiping on urgent summons in a case of serious illness of a member of HM. Legation staff. is understood that Mr. Hu Han-min left for Europe in the Italian liner Conte Verde, sailed from Hongkong on Sunday. His departure is ascribed 10 reasons of health, Mr. Lin Sen, the aged chairman of the National Government, wil }spend his summer holiday at Kuling, He intends to leave for the Yangtze mountain resort on June 17, Mr. Patrico Smart, Chilean Consul General in Shanghai, has left transfer and the affairs of the Chilean Consulate here are now temporarily' in charge of an officer in the local US. Consulate Gener:
Gen. Lee Took-lan, member of the CEE. and formerly commander of the Fifth Army Corps, and who drove the Reds out of Canton in 1927, lett for Hongkong in the Dollar #5, President Coolidge on Tuesday, june 4
Mr. J. N. Behrens, Second Secretary of the British Embassy, the P.UM.C. where he has just under gone a serious operation. "He hi had three blood transfusions, and the latest report was that his condition was satisfactory.
Ins. A. L- Davidson has returned to Shanghai from London by Siberia in curtailment of his leave in order to take charge of the British and Chines Corporation and the Chinese Centrat Railways owing to the departure of Mr. B.'T. B, Boothby on sick leave.
At the brief ceremony held Tuesday, June 4, in the Mayor's effec {in the Kiangwan Civie Centre, Baron J. Guillaume, the Belgian Minister to China, presented, on behalf of the King of Belgians, to Mayor Wu Te-chen, the Grand Cross of the Order }of Leopold LI. Mr. S, H. Tong, the JMayor's secretary, was also present led with the Knighthood of the Order fof the Crown of Belgium, Mason-Gewenat O, C. Barrett, er, USNR, of the s. President Johnson, one of the most capable and popular commanders of the Dollar Steamship Lines, will retire from nautical. s vice, along with the President Johnson, which completes her farewell round-the-world tour, at New York, on July 23, Mentpens.of the Rugby Club of the Shanghai Municipal Police on Thursday visited the grave of the late Sgt. John (Jack) Sanford at the Hungiao Road Cemetery and placed a wreath there on the occasion of the first Anniversary of Sgt. Sanford's death. The late policeman was an enthusiast! member of the Rugby Club.
Paymaster-Commander and Mrs, L. Shaw entertained prior to the dinner hour on Friday, introducing Paymaster-Commander C. A. Bowen, who will relieve Commander Shaw. on his departure to Hongkong next month. The affair was held at Commander F. W. Crowther's residence on Kinnear Road and between 100 and 150 guests called, Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Squarey, Mr.
Davey, Mrs. G. Akerman, Mise Akerman, Mrs, W. J. Kerr, M, and Mme. Pelliot, Mr. and Mrs, H Clark, Col, "and Mrs. W. B. Graham, Miss Graham, Mile, Amelita Galli-Curei, Sir Showson and Lady Chow, Miss P. Chow, and Messrs. G. Marsden, D. S. Munroe and H, Newell of the SMP. and Mrs. J, Watson, were among those who left here on' Saturday in the N-Y.K, inv. Chichibu Maru. for Japan and the United States, Mr. A. de C, Sowerby, president of the Naturalists Club of Shanghai, and Mrs. Sowerby were "at home' on Sunday to members of the club, the visitors being given an opport= uriily to see Mr. Sowerby's private collection made during his lifetime as a naturalist in China, the spec jniens including fish, reptiles, birds, mammals, There were many rare specimens, such as the fteshwater jellyfish found in the upper Feaches of the Yangtze in Szechuen, Having been actively engaged for }30 years in combatting leprosy in Dr. John Lake, in charge of the work on Tai-Kam Island, near Canton, arrived on Friday in the s. President Taft, en route to America, where he hopes to raise U.S.1,000,000 {for expanding the facilities of the leprosarium. "His endeavours in the Training Committee for the past Peel was truly loved by all who knew in charge of Pastor Kreuger. The eleven "years. The excellent stan-him and they lament his untimely deceased is survived by his wife an: dard of shooting at the Range during death sincerely, two children, Miss Agnes Leinung of the past eleven years had been due Hankow, and Mr. Adolf Leinung of in no small measure to the unselfish
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