The Archive · 1938

It. Sidney Joseph Minty

The Bubbling Well Chapel was [fied to -capacity on January 28 with friends who gathered to attend funeral services for the late Mr.

Among the passengers who arrived lon Jan, 25 by the s. Empress of Asia messrs. R. P. Aikin and H, tthe Rev, 3. Woodberry.

Me. E. 3. Timperley, wite of the eorremondent of the," "Manchester sailed in. the s. Empress Jor Russi on January 28 en route 10

Mr, and Mrs. R, M. Astle, and jatis 'V. Astte arrived on Jan. 25 by the s. Empress of Asia, Mr. Astle Is Jconneeted with the Goodyear Tyre jand Rubber Ca, Messrs. R. Hulsemann:

Arnold Berg: Van der Goes and J, iartzenbush were amengat 8 who arrived on Jen 24, by due mes Belle Rowse Mrs. G. Mf. Janne who has been seriously ill" with typhoid fever in [Hongkong is progressing favourably and expects to be able to return to [Shanghai about the middle of February.

Mr, Wen Yieyu, Deputy Director of the Bureau of Statistics of the Comptroller's Office of the National JGovernment, was appointed Director of the Buréai on Jan. 26, states a dispatch to the "Sin Wen Pad"

Dr, Franz Weldenrelch' a noted! ]German anthropologist and -professor of Frankfurt-am-Main versity, who Is now visiting Peking at the head of on expedition, will arrive in Tokyo on March 16, Friends of Mr. Yung Tsung-ching, 2 well-known local flour magnate who is now In Hongkong, have received telegram from his family in the Colony, saying that he is on his way to recovery. Mr, Yung had a stroke a few days ago, Amongst the passengers who left London on December $1 by the s, Comorin bound for Shanghai were Mrs, Cheetham; Mrs, H. F. Cran-field and two children; Mrs. G. Hargreaves; Mrs. Heath; Mrs, Hill; Miss M. Walton; Mr. and Mrs, G. R Horridge and infant; Mr. and Mrs. F, IK, Partridge and Messrs. A. G, Cameron and L. H. Peachey, [Sidney Joseph Minty, Dean AES. Trivett, of the Holy Trinity Catheral, conducted the last rites. The [deceased, an old-time resident of Shanghai, had been connected with the British American Tobacco, Ltd, for more. than thirty years and he survived by hig widow, Mrs, Johanna Minty. The pallbearers were Messrs. E. S, Savage, P. Grant, R. H. Ball, WC.D. ' Taylor, Napier, R. Morgan, F, J. Grew land G. Ackerman, A'beautiful spray of white lillles from the widow was lowered on the casket Into the grave.

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