The Archive · 1940

OBITUARIES

Mr. H.C. Pinching Shanghai, May 0, Nows' was' received" In' Shanghay yesterday of the death on May 4 of Mr. HE, Pinching, the welt Known rubber estate expert " ani visiting agent of the estates con, trolled by Messrs, J.-A, Wattle and Ca,, Ltd, and other' companies, tr, "Pinching was killed aeroplane accident in Malaya, "Wr inching. was well-known in Shang. hal, visiting this elly frequently fy connection with his professional Mr. W. B, Carine Shanghai, May 4, In presence of a large attendance of mourners the remains of the late Mr, William Blyth Carine, who was shot by gunmen in Crescent Avene on Sunday morning were laid to rex in "Bubbling Well Cemetery" May 2, with Dr. Hallock the Endeavours "Church ofciating The chief mourners were the Widow and Miss Julia Carine daughter, Imperial. Chemical Industries were represented by Mr. G. A. Haley ani 'Mr. G. FR. Jackson while Mr. Joh, Mudford represented the Brith United Services Association, The coffin was covered with the' Uniex Jack, beautiful floral cross from Int and Julia and a wreath of poppies fron the British United Services Associ. tion were lowered into the grave with the coffin. The pallbearers Messrs. C. B. Cook, D. J, C. Stewart, J. Perry, V. Re Butis, R, J. W, Bishop -and.D. W. Gourlay, Miss Zephyrina Maria Vieira Shanghai, May 'A. Requiem Mass was celebrated at the 'Church of Christ the King yesterday morning for the late Miss Zephyrina Maria' Vieira who died on May'2 at the Shanghai General Hospital, Mass was said by the Rev, Father L. F, McGreal, SI. and the ast rites of the Roman Catholic tai were conducted by the Rev. Fatt J. K. Lipman, S.J, at the Pahsienj [Cemetery at four o'clock in the eve Ing. The late Miss Vielra is survive, five sisters, Mrs. C. A. da Costs 'Btrs. J, G, da Costa, Mrs, W. /Sauer, Mrs. N. Nordmeyer (St. Louis, /Mo.) and Mra, C. L. Passos, and one brother, Mr. Ulivio Vielra of Shang-haaf, A' beautiful eross of white reste and Bweet-peas from "Sisters and Brother' was lowered into the grave with the coin, The pall-bearers were Messrs, L. Marcal, B. Remedios, Remedios, A. A. Diniz, B, Pintos and A. Allemao.

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