WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 1906-7.
HAWLEY, Rev. Edwin C. (SHUNTEFU), Clergyman; b. Dec. 18, 1881. Educ.: Amherst College, Anburn Theolo gical Seminary. Address: Shuntefu, Chihli, China.
HAWORTH, Rev. B. C. (TOKYO), A.M., D.D.; Missionary American Presby-
terian Church; b. Sept. 19,
1855; m. Sept. 27, 1887. Educ.: Westfield College; Oberlin College; McCormick Theological Seminary.
Address: 6B, Tsukiji, Tokyo,
Japan.
HAWTREY, William Robert John
(PENANG), Assistant Superinten- dent of Police. Provincial Police,
British Columbia, 1896-97; South Africa, Thorneycroft's Horse, 1899- 1901; Assistant Superintendent of Police, Singapore, 1901; transferred to Penang, 1901. Address: Penang,
Straits Settlements.
HAYAKAWA, Senkichiro (TOKYO), General Manager of Mitsui Bank; b. Kanagawa, June, 1863. Educ.: Tokyo Imperial University. Ap- pointed Councillor of Finance De- partment, 1891-1900; resigned to enter Mitsui Bank. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HAYAKAWA, Tetsuya (TOKYO); b. May, 1865. Entered Diplomatic Service and attached to Imperial Legation at Seoul until 1888; appointed to Consulate at San Fran- cisco, then attached to Imperial Legation at Berlin, 1889-92; Private
Secretary to Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, 1892-97; Minister Resident, 1897-98; Secretary of Cabinet, 1898; then Director of
Hay
Political Bureau of Foreign Office
of Okuma Cabinet. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HAYASHI, Gonsuke (TOKYO), late
Minister at Seoul; b. Aizu, 1860.
Educ.: Imperial University, Tokyo. Appointed attaché to Foreign
Office, 1887; Vice-Consul at Chefoo, 1887, at Ninsen, 1888; promoted
full Consul, 1890, Consul at Shang- hai, 1892; removed to similar post
at London, 1893, where was
appointed six years later Secretary of the Legation; recalled home, was appointed Director of Com- mercial Bureau, 1898; Minister at Seoul, 1898. Address: Tokyo,
Japan.
HAYASHI, Visccunt Tadasu (Tokyo),
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G.C.V.Q.; Hon. LL.D., Cambridge, D.C.L., Oxford; Minister to Court of St. James; b. Sakura, Shimosa, Feb., 1850. m. Misao, d. of Gamo, 1875. Educ.: England. Was a Cap- tain under Enomoto (now Vice- Admiral) in rebellion at Hakodate; entered civil service in 1871, in Foreign Office; Governor of Kobe, 1889-90; Vice-Minister, June, 1891- May, 1896, under late Count Mutsn; appointed Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary at Pek- ing, 1896; at St. Petersburg, 1897- 99; appointed to the Court of St. James, 1900; promoted Am- bassador, 1905; created Baron, 1896; promoted Viscount in con- sideration of service in connec-
tion with Anglo-Japanese Treaty ; was Japanese Delegate at Peace Conference held at the Hague; past Worshipful Master of the