The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon at Hungjao Cemetery of the late Mr, J. Vivian, who died at sea on Thursday whilst en route to Shanghai from Home leave. The Into Mr, Vivian was 47 years of age, an old and respected servant for 19 years of the Shanghai Gas Ca. and was returning to his post as works manager. He had been ailing for rome little time, and it was thought that his trip home would benefit him, but it is thought that the tropical weather which he experienced jon board the N.Y.KS. Fushimi Maru aggravated his illness. Deceased was a native of Birmingham and in Shanghai a member of the Engineers' Club, and was a charter volunteer in the Engineers Ca, The Rev. A. C, S, Trivett read the burial service at the cemetery on Sunday. The following were pallbearers:—Messre, H, J. Johnson, E, Kerley, W. C, Henry, J. MeWatt, A. E. P. Fayrer and'S. McButter, Among those who sent wreaths Wife and daughter, directors and] Shanghai Gas Ca. Mrs.
and. Mrs, McKinley, Mr.
ie. B 8 Baker, Mr. 2. K Rey, Ab On, Nippon [Chinese from the. Works, Chinese neering stall of the Gi
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