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British and German residents he already enjoy the benefits of such an organization. The British Associ tion meets at the Dairen Club while the latter generally gather at the Hansa.
Mr, and Mrs, E. J. Dowley gave a brilliant house-warming cocktail party at their new home at 57 Sakakimahi, Among their numerous friends' wore present a large company of prominent foreign, Japanese and: Chinese ofciais and other residents: of the community. The home, strict ly English in design, is one of the est, if not the best, in the elite residential Nanzonroku district—of this city. The beautiful residence nestles in a spacious garden high on a verdant hillside, overlooking lovely metropolis and waterfront more often than not clothed enchanting mist. Mr, Dowley is the! manager of the local office of Messrs. Butterileld & Swire, Mr, H. H,.M. Parlett has left for Harbin, transferred to the Hongkong!
Shanghai Banking Corporation there from the firm's Dairen offes He was the incentive of numerous farewell parties, attesting to _his popularity spread over four years of connection with the bank's local office. In less than a year, Mr. Par-lett is due to go on leave to England.
Mr, Parlett is the son of Sir Marold Parlett, first British Consul! in Dairen 30 years ago, who only: recently paid this city a visit.
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