Tue Rotary Club will hold their meeting on Thursday, June 29, at 12.16 p.m., at the Hotel Metropole. The meeting will be a closed one.
For the first time in the history of Oxford or Cambridge a womon is to be Bursar of a man's college. Miss A. Bradbury, who has been Stewardess of Cains College, Cambridge for 5 years is the new Bursar hol College. Cains will be sorry to lose her, Mr. P. O'N. Dunne, director of Rothman's Ceylon Ltd., accompanied by his wife arrived yesterday in the s, Conte Biancamano on a visit to his father Mr, T. E. Dunne. Mr. Dunne has travelled more than 40,000 miles by air in the past two years on business for his firm.
On the way to his wedding Mr. R-W. Robbins, vice-president of the London Natural History Society, stopped to catch a lime hawk moth. He kept it in his top hat during the ceremony. +Members of the East Grinstead Natural Science Society saw the moth when he lectured to them. feo cit Mr. G. H. Jolley of the Metropolitan-Vickers E. Ẹ. Ca, Ltd, who left here on January 25 for Haiphong to motor home to England, arrived in London on May 30. He used a Standard Morris Saloon car, and for the first portion of his trip from Haiphong to Calcutta he was quite alone, A panty of members of the National Chinese Soldiers' "Comfort Association" headed by Mr. Ma Chao-chun, member of the Central Government, left Kweiyang, Kweichow, for Nanning, Kwangsi, on Monday en route to the front, to bring gifts to the Chinese fighting units, says a Chinese report to the "Sin Wan Pao."
ForLownG Buddhist services held here on Monday, the ashes of Mr. Tamakichi Miyashita and Mr. Minosuke Funayama, chancellors of the Japanese Consulate-General in Nanking who succumbed to the effects of poisoned Chinese wine served at a banquet on June 10, were taken to Japan for burial "aboard the s. Shanghai Maru yesterday.
The following prizes won in one of the raffles held by the Cathedral Girls School at the (Ministering Children's League have not yet been claimed:—Ticket No 1, Jean Lindsay Bag; 16, cushion and 214, ladies jumper., Will holders of the above tickets please communicate with the Headmistress, (Cathedral School for Girls, Avenue Haig.
Former Merchant Taylors' and scholars of St. John's College, Oxford will be interested to hear that in the Birthday Honours List published in "The Times" of June 8 the name of Alfred Theodore Vaughan Robinson, eu, OBS, Second Secretary, Ministry of Transport, figures in the list of K.ee.'s. Mr, Robinson is the eldest brother Mrs, F. W. Weaver, of Shanghai, [Wane digging in his garden at Ringstead, Northants., Mr. John Farr, an ironstone worker unearthed some bones, He called the police in and after digging deeper brought to light part of a skull and parts of a human skeleton. The bones crumbled in the air and therefore it is not known whether. or not they have any connection with the murder or suspected murder of Lydia Atley, a labourer's daughter, who vanished in 1850.
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