Members of the Hungjao. Golf Club yesterday morning presented Major-General A. P. D. Telfer Smollet, commander oj the Bri Forces in Shanghai, a suitably inscribed si ver smokers outfit, prior to his departure for Home to assume his new appointment as Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey. Picture shows (above) a group taken at the presentation table in the clubhouse.
Reading from left to right they are Mr. Graeme D. Nicholl, the champion; Major-General Telfer Smollet, Mr. C. B. Ogilvie, Club Captain; and Mr. K. M. Cumming, secretary. Lower picture shows Major-General Telfer Smollet just before the start of his game with Mr. G. D. Nicholl after the presentation.
Reports were received here last month that foreign steamers were entering the Sheyang River, 60 miles south of Lienyun on the northern Kiangsu coast, and smuggling large quantities of various commodities to bandits in the vicinity, Customs officials declared The Customs cruiser Balan Maru was sent to the spot on January 24. After searching the waters in the vicinity, the patrol ship sighted the three vessels on January 27 and Officials went aboard to make an in-
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