Stn Victor Sassoon salled for Bombay on August 16 in the s. President Harrison.
Mu, Vielor Priestwood, barrister-at-law of 2 Poking Road left Shanghai for England on August 11.
Mu R. S. Heaney of HM. dix plomatic service, is now in Shanghai with the eypher department of H, Mf. Embassy.
Dr. I. M. Steinmann, M.D, lett on August 17 for Japan and will re-JSume is practice inthe middle of September.
Mr, Geo. E, Costello, general passenger agent, Canadian Paeifle 8. Ca. Lid, left yesterday after a brief business visit for headquarters, Hongkong.
Mu, J.-B. Jones of the law firm of Bills and Hayy who has been spending a holiday in Wales is expected te return to Shanghai by the end of next mont Dunne the absence on holiday in Weihaiwei of Mr. C. H. Haines, the Registrar of HM. Supreme Court, Mr. 1. T, Morris, the Acting Registrar will function as police magistrate and Rev, P_C, Matthews, Headmaster of the Cathedral Boys' School, has returned from a holiday in Peiping and Weihaiwei. He is now in resi-donee at the Cathedral School board~ Ing house, 8 Columbia Road, Antone those arriving in Shanghai on Aug."18 were Mes. Jane Piper and child, Mr. P.-E. Smith from London, Mr. J.. W. Brooke from Colombo, and Me. J. S. Kenyon from Hongkong, Mr, J.T. Wilson also arrived. from Bombay.
Noriricatton has just been received. from London that, Dr. W. R. Chap PhD, BSeTech, of the Kailan Mining Administration, has been elected an associate member CAMIMechE) of the Institution of Mechanical Enginers.
'Tue marriage took place on June 22, at St, John's Church, "Hilden= borough, Kent, of Lieut, William' H.
Rees, M, son of the late Dr and Mrs, Carey Rees, to Kate Arnold Piercy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S, Piercy, of Shanghai and Hilden: borough.
Charge' d'Affaires and Consul-General Mp. Knudzton, Norwegian here for Norway is vacationing in Japan with his family and will return to Shanghai about the end of the Month, During his absence Mi Killdal, acting consul-general is. tate ing charge of consulate at the Glen Line Building, 2 Peking Road.
Mason J. R. Mackintosh-Walker of the Seaforth "Highlanders, who was formerly stationed in Shanghai and who was recently reported as miss~ ing after the British retreat from the Somme, is now reported to be sate. He. escaped from France through Portugal. Details of what must have been an' epic escape are not available, Mu. S. W. Wolfe writes that his wife' who was not well for some time prior to their departure from. Shanghai. has been successfully operated on at the Mayo Clinic and has since made a quick and comjole recovery. Mr. and Mrs, Wolfe fare visiting friends in America at the present time and expect to return' to Shanghat about the end of September.
Passencens sailing from Shanghai fon August 16- in. the s, President Horison included Miss H. M. Andet son, Mrs, John F. Rhame, Mr. E, Ross, Ins. H. Maxy Smith and Mr, Loc, for Hongkong. Sailing for Mantia were Mrs. A. G. Baker and son, and Mrs, William 'T. Jones and sent for Singapore, Mrs. C.D. Komarott and Mrs. Raith B. Bundy: for Penang, Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Fars. ham.
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