1889. Appointment of Mr. R.. W. Little in succession to Mr. Maclellan.
1897. "North-China Daily News," ten thousand th issue, January 6.
1900. "North-China Herald's" Jubilee, 1901. Offices removed to 17 The Bund.
1906. Death of Mr. Little and appointment of Mr. H. T. Montague Bell.
1910. "North-China Herald" Diamond Jubilee. 1911. Appointment of Mr. O. M. Green in succession to Mr. Montague Bell.
1921. Offices temporarily. removed (whilst rebuilding in progress) to Burkill's godown on exact site of old Kiukiang Road offices.
1923. Offices in new building occupied in June.
1924. New building formally opened by Sir p Ronald Macleay, British Minister to China, February 15.
1930. Appointment of Mr, Edwin Howard to succeed Mr. O. M. Green upon the latter's retirement, 1938. Mr. R. T. Peyton-Griffin succeeds Mr.
Howard on his resignation, In telling the history of the paper one is RU fortunate in being X able to draw largely upon the writings of Mr. George Lanning, foremost amongst the Settlement's chronic ders. On the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the "Herald" Mr. Lanning was good enough to write a most interesting though summarize ed history both of the paper and of Shanghai, to which also there were equally interesting contributions by Dr. W. A. P.
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