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

Chinese Child's Paper," May 1, 1875; took part in organisation of the Chinese Tract Society, and

was elected 1st Corresponding Secretary and

and Manager, 1878; commenced publication of "The Temperance Union," April 26, 1879; commenced "The Chinese Illustrated News," May 1, 1880;

with Mrs. Farnham was surrounded by, and entirely at mercy of, Taiping rebels while the British soldiers were firing upon them, but almost miraculously escaped unharmed; has been Editor of "The Child's Paper" for 31 years,

and "The Illustrated News" for

26 years. Publications: In Eng-

lish: "Homeward: A Book of

Travel"; "The Word for Life in Chinese"; "A Genealogy of the Farnham Family"; In Chinese : "A Bible Dictionary"; "Natural Philosophy"; "Elementary Zoology"; "The Bible Reader"; First Lessous in Drawing"; "The

First Reader"; "The Illustrated

Primer"; "Around the World Pictures"; In Chinese and Eng- lish: "Bible Names"; for many years engaged in translating Bible into Shanghai colloquial. Address: 61, Range Road, Shanghai, China.

FARRER, Roland J. (BUKIT MERTA-

JAM), District Officer. Educ.: Eton and Balliol College, Oxford. Cadet, Straits Settlements, Nov., 1896; acting District Officer,

Officer, Nibong Tebal, Mar., 1897, to Sept., 1898, Dec., 1898, to Mar., 1900; acting Collector of Land Revenue, Penang, Mar., 1900; District Officer,

Dindings, May, 1900; acting

Fen

Superintendent of Education, Penang, June to Ang., 1900; Head of Malay College, Malacca, May, 1901; acting 2nd assistant Colonial

Secretary, June, 1901; acting Dis- trict Officer, Bukit Mertajam, May, 1902; confirmed, July, 1904; acting Deputy Prosecutor, July, 1904 District Officer, Bukit Mertajam, 1905. Address: Bukit Mertajam,

Straits Settlements.

FEARN, Dr. John B. (HuсHOW), Doctor of Medicine; b. Aug. 26, 1871. Entered upon medical missionary

work in China

China for

for Methodist

Episcopal Church, South (U.S.A.), March 26, 1895. Address: Huchow, Chekiang, China.

FENG CH'E, Lieut.-General (PEKING),

native of Manchuria. Commissioner, Equipage Departmeut, May, 1888; Deputy Lieut.-General, Bordered Yellow Banner Corps, Dec., 1891; Lieut.-General, Chahar, June, 1900; Lieut.-General, Bordered White

Banner ('orps, Dec., 1900.

FENG HSU (ANCHING), native of Kiangsu; metropolitan graduate, 1886. Ho-Tung Tao, Shansi, Jan.. 1902; Judge, Szechwan, Jan., 1903; Treasurer, Anching-fu, Anhwei, Sept., 1905.

FENG-SHENG-A, General (MA LAN CHEN), native of Manchuria. Im- perial Agent, Urga, May, 1899; Brigade-General, Man Lan Chen (Eastern Tombs), Sept., 1904.

FENG-SHEN-T'AI (LAN-CHOU), native of Manchuria. Taotai, Kirin, 1884; Salt Comm., Shartung, March, 1888; Judge, Kansu, Jan., 1902; Kirin,

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