Me, and Mrs, Gordon Morriss arrived from Hongkong on May 27.
Da, F, Reiss returned on May 22 from' Peiping.
Mas, A.M, Slack returned from Japan' on' May 26.
Ma, and Mrs, Harris, Mr. T, Turner arrived from Chinwangtao on May 25.
'Messns, Paul Dietz and Coleman arrived on May 23 in' the s, President Taft, Fruenos of Mrs, W, Slade Bungey will be glad to know she arrived safely in England on May 22, Me, H. A, McComb of Manila arrived on May 23 in the s. President Taft, for a short vacation, Cars. H, M, Smyth, Deputy Commissioner of the Shanghai Munteipal Police, left the Country Hospital on May 20.
Mu, Robert G, Biesel and Mrs. Biese} returned on May 29 in the s. President Taft from a short vuslt to Hongkong, SuMAm Princess Patiala, who has been a guest at the Cathay Hotel leaving for America in the Asama Maru on May 29, Cart, H, M, Smyth, Deputy Commissioner of the Shanghai Municipal Police, was admitted to the Country Hospital on May 23, am, C, 8, Franklin has been elected chairman and Mr, Kay C, Chun has been elected viee-chalrman. of the Automobile Club of China for the current year, Mas, V, G, Bowden, wite of: the Australian Government' Trade Commissioner in China, returned to Shanghai on May 23 by the s. Presi. dent Taft after a short visit to Australia, Fauenns of Mr, J, A, Laing Peach, previously branch' manager of the Cornhill Insurance Ca, Ltd, here, will be glad to learn of his appoint= ment' as manager for New South Wales at Sydney, of the same company.
Tue health report of the French Municipality for the week ending May 25, shows that the total num ber of deaths from all causes, amongst the foreign and Chinese population in the Concession were—Foreigners 7 and Chinese 225, Deaths from notifiable diseases were—Foreigners, tuberculosis 1, tuberculosis 27; typhoid typhoid fevers 11; recurring fever 4; beri-beri 3; typhus fever 2; pneumonia 2 and dysentery, gripe, pptiewemia one each, fante) Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Manley Mes, A. J: Willis, Mr. J. G. Manto; My. and Mrs. W. Manley and Mr, "Manley, uncles and aunts, The officiating clergyman was the Rov. Wilfrid Allan of the Union Church, The bearers, Corporals 8. A. Wallace, A. Inglis, Lance Corporals IS. Gavin, C.-L. Martin and 1. F. Aweott and Private R. G. Boyd under the charge of Corporal D. M. Wheeler met the hearse at the Cemetery gate.
The coffin which was draped with the Union Jack and on which rested deceased's cap, sidearms and medals was removed from the hearse and headed by Piper McLennan playing "The Green Hills of Tyrol," was cal ried into the Chapel where the frat part of the funeral service was hold. The amicers of the Shanghai Scotti present were Captain A. G. Lan; OMicer Commanding, Lieutenant 'J. A.C. Law and Second Lieutenant 'A.C. Sinclair, Emerging from the Chapel after the service the cortege wound its way to the graveside again headed by Piper McLennan who played "The Flowers of the Forest."
'Ag the coffin on which now rested beautiful floral tributes from Mum, Agnes and Godehild Pamela was being lowered into the grave the firing party under CSM. A. W. Wilson presented arms. At' the conclusion of the committal service the ring party fired three volleys while two buglers from "The Seaforth High= landers" sounded "Last Post" and presenting arms, Mr, Frank Full Shanghai, May 28.
funeral services for the late Mr.
Full, a member of the China Inland Mission who busted away the Mission Hospital on ay 25, were eld in the Free Chris-ian Church, Hart Road, yesterday afternoon. The chief mourner was the widow, There was a large attendance of members ard friends of the Mission, 'The services were con~ dudied by Mr. Ernest Weller of the China Inland Atission, assisted by Mr 'James Orr and Mr. A. K. Macpherson. MIN, Weller gave a short address in which he referred to Mr, Full's work for the Mission not only' in Shanghai but in various parts of China, A solo was rendered by" Miss Peck, Mr. Carver presiding at the organ, Interment took place at the Hungjao Roaa Cemetery with Mr, Weller conducting the last rites. The coffin was borne to the grave by Dr. Hulzenga, Messrs, A. Hayman, F. E, Parry, P. Longden, J.S. Orr and W. MeNelt.
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