In 189b when about to end his service with the Government of India, he received through Professor Sims Woodhead of Cambridge an offer to join Dr. Macleod, Milles and Marshall in Shanghai—an association vhich he accepted and which identied with the "M" firm. Shanghai although a young community, was then considered far and away the best tage of the community as a whole.
Dr. Marsh's earliest days in Shanghai coincided with the Boxer rebel-lon of 1900 when the traditional readiness of the local volunteers to defend the community received one of its frequent urges. He joined the Light Horse and received the Queen's Medal for service as a Trooper in that excellent unit. Later he was transferred to the Medical Staff of the S.V.C. and was awarded on July place in the t There was plenty of scope which was increasing rapidly. It was not at all expensive aad people could have many "luxuries"
29, 1937, the second Bar to his Long Service Medal while serving with the rank of Major, and the 1937 Emergency Medal, be
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