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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (June) 1906-7.
1875; priest, 1876, by Bishop of Chester; rector of Norton, Bury St. Edmunds, 1878-84; S.P.G. Mission-
ary to Japan, 1874; Professor of
English, Keiogijuku College, Tok- yo, 1885; Imperial Naval Academy, 1886; went to Canada, 1890, as Professor of Classics at Trinity College, Toronto, and Head-master
of Trinity College School ; returned to Japan, 1893 and re-appointed to Keiogijuku and Imperial Naval
College; for several years President of St. Paul's College, Tokyo; at present lecturer in English at Imperial University, Higher Com- inercial School and Naval Aca-
demy; President, Asiatic Society
of Japan, 1904-5. Publications: "Japanese Colloquial," " Kenshiu's Vision," "Imperial Songs" (being translations of poems by Emperor and Empress of Japan),
(6 Con-
fessions of a Husband." "Life of Admiral Togo,” “Buddhist Medita- tions," "The Gospel of the Four," Japanese problem play, and con- tributions to the Asiatic Society's Journal; joint editor of "Russia- Japanese War." Address: 26, lignra Rokuchome, Tokyo, Japan.
LLOYD, J. J. (SINGAPORE), Auctioneer
and Valuer; b. July 23, 1850; m. April 10, 1877. Educ.: St. Michael's, Chatham, Kent. Has been 35 years
in Far East; now head of firm'
Powell and Co. Club: Singapore. Address: 17 Raffles Place, Singa- pore, Straits Settlements.
LOCK, C. G. Warnford (SINGAPORE),
F.G.S., M.I.M.M.; Consulting Min-
ing Engineer. Engaged in Mining
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in Iceland, Austria, IIungary, Asia Minor, British Columbia, S. Dakota, U.S.A., California, New South Wales, Rhodesia and Malay Pen-
insula. Publications: "The Itome
of the Eddas"; "Practical Gold
Mining"; "Gold Milling"; "The Miners' Pocket Book”;
numerous monographs in Scientific
Societies transactions and technical press. Address: Singapore, Straits Settlements; 93, Pitt St., Sydney, N.S.W., Australia; c/o Charleton,
Dickinson and Co. 353, Mansion
House Chambers, Loudon, E.C.
LOCKHART, James Haldene Stewart
(WEI-HAI-WEI), C.M.G., F.R.G.S.,
M.R.A.S.; H.M.'s Commissioner at Wei-hai-wei since 1992; b. May 26, 1858, at Ardsheal, Argyllshire, 4th
s. of Miles Lockhart (s. of James
Lockhart of Lanhams, Essex, and
Lord of the Manor of Marston and
Oving, Bucks), and of Anna R. C. Stewart, d. of Major Stewart, 91st Regiment, and niece of Charles Stewart, late of Ardsheal, male representative of the Stewarts of
Lorne, Appin, and Ardsheal; m. 1889, Edith Lonise Rider, 2nd d. of Alfred Hancock, Hongkong. Educ.: King William's College,
Isle of Man; Watson's College, Edinburgh (gold medallist); Edin- burgh University (Greek Medallist). Appointed after competitive Exa- mination to Hongkong cadetship, 1878; attached to the Colonial
Office for one year, 1879; passed cadet, 1882; Superintendent of Opium Revenue, March, 1883; as- sistant Colonial Secretary, and
assistant Anditor-General, Ang.,
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