Fwiexos of Mrs, EH. Adams will be glad to Know that' she is now convalescent and left the Country Hospital on December 7.
Farutcn Jacquinot sailed for Hongkong on Dee, 10 In the s, Kiangsu Another passenger on the same vessel is the Rev. Wilson Fielder. airxos of Mr. and Mrs, K, Selby-Walker will Team with regret that news has been received in Shanghat to the effect that Mr. Selby-Walker's mother died at her residence London on December 4, Butc.-General and Mrs, E. B, Macnaghten were "At Home" to Zero Club members and their wives on Dec. 10 from 630 to 8.15 p.m. The Commander-in-Chief, "Sir Perey Noble, was guest of honour.
Tie resignation of Mr. C. R. Bennett from the Education Board has. been accepted by the Municipal Council and the thanks of the Coun-ell conveyed to him for his valued services as a member of the Board.
Truecuarute advice has been re~ ceived from Canada to the effect that Mr. Harry A. Scott, formerly Canadian Government Trade Com= missioner "at Shanghai, has been (transferred in a similar. enpacity to London, England, Amonc the passengers proceeding London by the P. & O. Canton are Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Villington Scott, Mr. Villington "Scott is General Manager for the Far East for Messr Iiford Ltd, and is proceeding to Iiford_ to attend conferences on the Far Eastern markets as affected by the Sino-Japanese hostilities, Mr. and Mrs. Scott after touring Europe will return via New Zealand and Australia and expect to arrive In Shanghai next September, Avren a brief visit to. Shanghai, Mr. and) Mrs. W. J. Dexter are left for America on' Dec, 12 on the Empress of Canada, Mr. Dexter as organist and choirmaster of Holy 'Trinity Cathedral was widely known Shanghai musical circles; in. buslness he was for many years with the South British Insurance Ca, Ltd, in Shanghai, leaving about two' years ago to take charge of the Singapore branch of that Company, from which he has recently resigned to succeed to his father's" business in London. The good wishes of many old friends, especially those who have taken part in choral work under "Mr. Dexter's able baton, will accompany the Dexters on their retirement from the Far East
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