Concluding, Admiral Chilton, said he admitted he was glad be going Home, but, at the same time, he had regrets at leaving China, and not the least of his re-grete was parting from the Zero Glub, "T mean it when T say 1 will not forget you, and I hope you will of forget me. Even if you sce me in Piccadilly with a, topper it you like! cheering had died down, Admiral Chiltor handed over" the beautiful "Bee" model, "in order that you m remember me and my amanuensis.
Mr. Hugh Martin also spoke a few words before the party broke up.
Those present included:
Rear-Admiral F. G. G. Chilton, Capt. cua. A. Larcom, Lieutacol. INF:
Colley, Lieut~cér. B.C. Allen, Major Ro Bt Vaughan, Major Brown, Surgeon Lieut-Car. Egan, Car. (B) Moncrie, Surgeon Lieut-Car. Steel-Perkine, Pay arr G. A. Bowen, Messrs. OF. Hard "does not mean turning our backs on our French comrades." This, he said, they could emphasize at" the time when Britons, equally with the French, were mourning the death of so fine a man as the late M. Wilden.
Referring particularly to Admiral' Chilton, Mr. Hardman said that the RAY. had to follow a line of Mr. W. W, Michailoff, Chief Health will also have charge of the Market and Cold Storage Plant
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