Don Santiago Elizalde Shanghai, Nov. 2a The local ace of Elizalde & Ca.
received the sad news of the oath of Don Santiago Blizalde, known as one of the kindliest gentlenien who have lived in the Philippine Islands He was a friend of all and benefactor of the working Don Santiayfo "Elizalde was the brother of Don J. J. Elizalde, principal stockholder of Elizalde & Ci who died just two years" ago, tele of "the four Internationally Known brother poleists, Mike, Juan, Manolo and Angel Elizalde, directors of Elizalde & Ca., Me.
Don Santiago belonged to the second generation of Elizaldes who struggled so valiantly during their era of active management, especially. when. Philip: pine business was going through the most precarious epoch of the world ar, the transition between a small own of the modern large scale system 9 business, Tt was during those years, that Don Santiago brought Into' play his Keen vision, contributing largely: to the greater prosperity "and. solid vision of the Elizalde Interests and of Philippine business In gene Mr, Chas, Julius Lafrent:
Shanghai, Nov. 25, Messrs, Culdbeek, Macgregor & Ca. Lid, have been advised by telegram of the death, in London, on. Novem ber 12, of Ale, Charles Julius Latrenti his" eighty-third year.
Latrentz vst came out 1a in 1877, when he joined the firm of Rowe and Ca, in Canton.
11900 he became manager of the Hongkong Branch of Caldveck, Mac gregor & Ca,, which position ho held Until 1926 when he went to London as director of the London firm of Macyreyor, Caldbeck & Ca, Lid.
He eventually retired in' 1936, six months alter his eightieth birthday.
Int, Lafvents was uncle by marriage to Liew, Col. EJ, R, Mitchell and Mr. A. S. Mitchell. Owing to his particularly charming disposition Lafrentz was one of the most popular men in Hongkong, while he was also well known and liked in id_his_ keen sportsmanship were an example to al whose privilege it was to know him, He was a Mason of repute, holding high office in District Grand Lodge, He leaves @ wife and daughter and two grand-daughters, Miss Jean Campbell Shanghai, Nov. 22, The funeral took" plice at the Bubbling Well Cemetery yesterday afternoon of Miss Jean Campbell, youngest daughter of Mx, and Mrs, Colin Campbell, There was a large attendance of mourners, The services were conducted by Very Rev. A, S. Trivett of the Cathedral. 'The hie mourners were the parents, Me and Mrs, Colin Campbell, the Misses Gertrude "and" Sheila' Cumpbeit (Gisters), and Miss Wilson (aunt), The pallbearers were Messrs, Case, Tomlinson, Friedman, Holland, "HUI and Cook. A. pillow of, white dity'. santhemums with "Jean" in coloured flowers, from the parents, and spray of ink carnations from Donald were low fed into the Grave with the coffin, Captain L. J, Fugler Shanghai, Nov.
funeral took place at Hungjuo Road. Cemetery on Nov. 23 of Cap: tain Laurence John Bugler, whose death occurred suddenly on Nov. 2 The services were conducted by Brigadier Morris gt the Salvat Army, assisted by Mr. W. MeDo\ The pallbearers were Messrs. W. G. Boker, P. E. Andrews, W. J. Harper, AL Relchart, R, Larsen and J. Slater Mr. N. H, MacDougall Shanghai, Nov. 25.
At the Hungjao Road Cemetery yesterday afternoon, the funeral took place of Mr, Norman Hugh Macdouall, whose "death occurred. suddenly on "November 23. Adjutant R.D. Melivenny, of the Salvation olliciated, assisted by. Mr.
Dowall, St. Andrew's Society was presented by Mr. A. Pollock, president C.'B. Blaikie hon,' secretary.
pallbearers were Messrs. P. E. Andrews, -W. J. Harper, J. Slater Thomson, Posanott and W. 3M. Ferg:
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