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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (June) 1906-7.

member

in charge of Customs Post Office, Peking, 1880-83; Deputy Postmaster and Inspecting Deputy, Chinese Imperial Post Office, Shanghai, 1899-1900; acting Postal Secretary, 1900-1901; District Post- master, Hankow, 1903-C6 ; travelled extensively in China, and speaks

several dialects, as well as mandarin; prominent

for many years of Shanghai

Literary and Debating Society, member Irish Literary Society, Gaelic League and China Branch of Royal Asiatic Society; lectured in many parts of England on China and other subjects; recommended to Postmaster-General, India, for

recognition in connection with services Indian Field Force, 1900-

1901. Decorations; Civil rank of

Fourth class, China; Shanghai Jubi-

lee Medal; China War Medal, 1900 (British). Publications: Lectures

"Irish

Progress

on

"Oliver Cromwell,"

Humour," "Cycle of

during the reign of Queen

Victoria"; "W. E. Gladstone";

"Matthew Arnold"; "The Work

ing classes of China”; “Disestal,- lishment," etc. Club: Hankow. Address: Hankow, China; and c/o E. S. King & Co., 65, Cornhill,

London.

D'OLIVER,

Leonard (HONGKONG),

Chief Officer steamer "Kut Sang,”

and Author, "Dolly "; b. Sept. 10,

1875. Educ.: Roan School, Black-

heath; Concordia College, Zurich. Went to sea in "Moy," sailing vessel of J. Nourse and Co., Oct., 1891; joined Indo-China S. N. Co.'s

service, 1899. Publications: "Tales

Dou

of Hongkong," 1891; "China Coasters," 1903; "The Vampire Nemesis," 1905; "Panl the Preten-

der," a Romance of Hongkong (in preparation); many contributions to "China Mail," and "Hongkong Telegraph." Address: Steamer "Kut Sang," Hongkong; Thornton

Heath, Surrey, England.

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DOOLY, John Schauffer (SHANGHAI), Managing Director and Secretary, Dunning and Co., Ltd; b. Oct. 31, 1873. Educ.: U.S.A. Club: Maɛonic,

Shanghai. Address: Shanghai,

China.

DOSSOGNE, Lecn (BANGKOK), Minis-

ter Resident and Consul General for Belgium. Address: Belgian Con- sulate, Bangkok, Siam.

DOUGLAS, Francis William (KINTA), Secretary of the Sanitary Board;

b. Dec. 31, 1874. Joined service

at Perak, 1895; acting assistant District Magistrate, Tanjong Malim, 1896; acting District Officer, Kuantan, 1897; acting Dis- trict Officer, Temerloh, 1898; acting Superintendent, Ulu Pahang, 1898; assistant District Magistrate, Tanjong Malim, 1899; acting Forest Officer, Perak, 1900; acting assis- tant Secretary to Resident, 1902; assistant District Officer, Tanjong Malim, 1903; acting chief assistant District Officer, Batu Gajah, 1903; assistant District Officer, Ipoh,

and acting assistant District Officer, Larut, 1904; appointed Deputy Chairman and Secretary of Sanitary

Board, Kinta, 1905. Address : Kinta,

Perak, Federated Malay States.

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