In the presence of a very large atehdance- of mourners the remains of he late Mr. Malcolm' Ralph Gordon were laid to rest in Hungjao Road Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The services were conducted by Dean A. Z. S. Trivett of Holy Trinity Cathe-ital. The chief mourners were Mr. ind Mrs, F. S. Ward rei widow Mrs. Hilda Go pallbearers were Messrs. R. W. Bell, Gray Jones, S. Howard, E. Jacobs, A. S. Phillips and G. Stock. A beautiful floral cross from Hilda and a floral heart from Mother and family were lowered into the grave with the casket. Although there was a request hat no wreaths be sent and that lanations be forwarded to St.
Andrew's Society, fors] tributes were received from the following, among athers:—
Auntie Lou, Gran, Ethel and Frank, Joh and Dollie, joan, Clifford and Graeme, Martie and George, Frank ind Molly, Trissie and Sam, Bert and Ellen, Clara and BiN, Hugh Wallace, Mr and Mrs. C. Richards, "Mr. and. Mrs. Grey Jones, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Parry, Mr. and Mrs, G. M. Stock, The Brethren Andrew in the Far East St. Andrew's Society, Mr. ictor A. Sennitt, Mr. and Haenggi and Marya, Charlie, "ud Willie and Jimmy's be; Asiatic deum Ca. (NE) Shanghai, Shanghai Scottish S.V.C Committee Members of the Shanghai Lawn Bowls Club. The Committee and Members of the Shanghai Cricket Club, "His Bowling Pals" Race Club Monday/ Friday Bowling Club, T, W; K. Chun, The President, Committee and Members of the Shanghai Golf Club, The Shanghai Club Wednesday Bowling Club, etc.
The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Thomas Macdonald & Company.
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