and Mrs. E. B. ghai f the Royal Society and of the Royal Society (F. R. Econ. S). aer Sha, Mongolian leader, is "be held on Wednesday, 19, at the Grand Theatre, commencing at 230 p.m.
A of £258,561 was left by Ennismo SW., late of Mr. iam Alfred Morling, of te Duty totalled £729,872, He left the residue of his estate to his wife for life, and after-Th. Oswald Liddell, to be paid a third to a nephew, Alan to on February 19, 1947. If he died Shiga his share was to, assist British Youths to emigrate. go to Royal ire y to Wu Fe-chen, who has led by. General Han-Chairman of the Kwang-"Government, arrived on January 15, from fand Kweichow ' provinces, "Wen Wei Pao. ly Mayor of Greater Shanghai, was appointed, Chairman of Kwangtung province three months prior to the outbreak of the current. hostilities.
"INpusTRIAL Conditions in Shanghai" will be subject of the address to be given by Miss Eleanor chief of the Industrial Secd the SMC, at the coming "Thursday, January will beheld as usual from 1245 p.m. to 2 pin., at the Metropole Hotel dst floor. Rotarians visiting in i from other cities and from the outports will be most welcome, Tue health report of the French Municipality for the week ending January 14, shows that the total mumber of deaths from all causes the foreign and Chinese Forei 11 and Chinese "237. population in the Concession were—
Deaths from: notifiable diseases were Smallpox 2; Diptheria 1 and Tuberculosis 1. Chipese, Tyhoid Paratyphoid Fevers 30; 26; Tuberculosis 18; Pneumonia 6; Diphtheria 5; Beri-beri 3 and icemia, Dysentery, Recurring Fever, end Grippe-1 each.
4 Tur S i Municipal Council 1 mich January 14, shows. that the health for the week ending total of deaths from all causes. t the foreign and Chinese lion in the Settlement s. 17 and Chinese 1,222, its from notifiable diseases Smallpox, Tuber. culosis, oid Fever and Beriberi 1 'h. Chinese, Smallpox 60; 33; Typhoid Fever 14 3; Seat Fever.2; Cerebrospinal Measles 7; Beri-beri 6; Dysenter;
y Fever and Paratyphoid Fever, Typhus Fever, Relapsing Fever 1 1 each, "Banon Albert de Bassompierre, for life, has been doyen of tie corps in Tokyo for Tur temples of Bali, "the world's Jast " are being despoiled, reports from Singapore. This Mindu religion is still unassailed, has Ne East Indies isle, whose some of the finest carved temples world. Now the stealing of dram the temples is causing A member of the of the Netherlands has asked that the Govand exporting them to foreign countries. shown jai the programme arranged 7 interest is being
for the regular meeting of the Union Church Tuesday Evening Men's Club to be in ihe Church Hall this evening, when, following the usual supper at eight o'clock, the Rev. J. A-li chaplain of the Seaforth has kindly consented to experiences while regiment in in 1936. The lecture will ted by means of cinema were the only ones time. In for the lecture only.
promptly at and tò anyone desiring a cordial invitation is
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