den, Sit Robert Calder " Marshall was re-elected a Trustee, Sir Robert Calder "Marshall stated that it was with very sincere Fegret that he ad to announce the Fesignation of Mr. W. S. King wi had. been a Trustee of the Cathedral for many years. In view of the present unsettled conditions his early Felurn was very unlikely, while in any event he Would not remain lanx in' Shanghai. is resignation and absence from Shanghai were a dise inet loss to the Cathedral and to the community he had served 30 well accordance with "the procedure laid down in the Deed of Trust, Dr. E.G. Gauntlett had been ce-opted serve complete the term for whicn Mr. King Was selected.
'On the proposition of ate. Massey seconded by Mr. S. J. Williams, the following were elected as wardens: Messrs. L. G. Day, S. Flemons, G. F. 'Marden, CE. Parsons, J. A. L. Peach, Sir' Robert" Colder appointed Trustees' atr. 8. C. Young was paying a tribute to Me. Young's ser-Vices to the Cathedral the Dean Rated that he would be Shanghai in a few months. Ni ott Shanghai, however, he wished Mr. Young to remain ai his warden and when he had left he "would Appoint Mr. E. E, Parsons in his stead, The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to Sir Herbert Phillips, proposed by the Dean,
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