cil's Health Committee, Mas, and Mrs, F. W. Gerrard sailed on May 30 in the es, Empress of Japan for Victoria, BE.
Mx, Ellis Hayim returned on May 23 from Englind. inthe se. Hoten Maru, travelling via' Siberia, Dn. W. Neubauer left on May 28 for the "United States on long leave and expects {o return Into in the year.
Lucur.-Commandgr J. 1. M, Ashby, M, formerly in command of HAMS. Cricket left on May 24 in the s. Chitral, Ain MIN. Ivy, manager of the Union Insurance Society of Cantor eft in the s, Empress "of Japan on May 30, Mu, S, Howard of Messrs, John I, Thornyerott & Ca, Ltd., accompanied by his wife left for Hongkong on May 27 in the s, Gneisenau, Mu. E, A. R. Fowles of the Asiatic Petroleum Ca,, Idd, accompanied by hie wife left "on May 24 In the s, Chitral on transfer to Hongkong, Bricaviet-General A, B, Thomson Jand wife who have been staying the Palace Hotel for the past week, have left Shanghai for Tientsin At a meeting of the Executive [Committee of the SSP.C.A, on May 19, Mr. R. R, Swann was " re-elect ed chairman' of the Society for the ensuing year, Annes? the passengers who left on May 30 in the s. Empress of Japan were=Messt. P. S. Widdup, L. J, Poppies, A, F. Walker, Mr, and Mrs, INW, Morris, and Mr. ana Mes,. W
Mu. FR. Davey, director of the Sassoun "Banking Ca, Ltd, and Dr. F. A.M, Noclting, manager of Clu Poni do Nemours & Ca, salted on May 30° in the s, Empress of Japan, Litvr,-Colonel C. B, Rousselle nowly-appointed French Militar Attache to the Embassy "in Chit arrived here on May 27 in the inv, JAramis, He will leave shortly for Peiping, Mu. and Mrs. E. 8, Little accom: panied by the' granddaughter. Miss Ethelwyn' Hawkings returned to Shanghai frm New Zealand on May 24 in the s, Tjinegara, They prom ose to leave for Peitaiho on June 1, 'Mr. Takeo Yamamoto, manager of the Shanghai branch of the Nippon FYusen Kaisha, has been appointed to head the important Osaka office, He will be succeeded in Shanghai by Mr. Kohsaku Watanabe, head of the com-any's branch in' Hongkong. Mr, Yamamoto unfit this year served as member of the Shorighal Muntelpal Amroncsr the passengers who left fon May 27 in the s, Gneisenau were—Jao, and Mrs, A, C. Haviorn and Messrs. J. F. Freeman, D. KX. Hislop, A. H, ° Kutsclibaeh, ¢, C, Melcher, B.'Sackvillo-West and" R, Sehlee for Hongkong. For Southampton—Me, and Mrs, "A, C, Bronnan-Craddock, Mrs, W. R. MeBain and Mx, fe, 8. Wilkinson, A mecermiox was given by the French acting Consul-General, Mr, P. Auge, president of the French Munlin honour of Mr, E, member of the FMC, who (left) on May 27 for a holiday Europe, The affair took " place Thursday at 4 pin, at the Consul General, and was attended by members of the French Mui Council, services and police, Jat the Cemetery. The widow, daugh-for and three sons were the. chief mourners. The pallbearers were Messrs, Stoopin, A. 0. Pickel, P. Pinchuk, V. Maltzom? and R.A, Olsen, "in addition to the family wreaths, floral tributes were received from Mrs. Nemerizkaya, Mr.
Belaus, "Mr. A. 0. Pickel, Mrs Zegoleva Mrs, Poshyko Mrs, Annie Thorburn Shanghai, May 28, In the presence of many mourners funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Bubbling Well Cemetery for the late Mrs, Annie {Thorburn, The "deceased had spent her entire life in. Shanghai and the wife of Mr, J, W. Thorburn, the Union Insurance Society of Eu ton, retired, She denice, Lane 593, House 8, Avenue Joflre on May 23! at the age of sixty. three years. "The contin, upon which tested a cross of flowers. from the husband, was carried to the grave Messrs, P. Symons, 1f, Harvey, C. Thorburn, 'C. Golding, A. Symons and W. A. Brandt.
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