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

efficiency; was accorded the Order of Merit by His Majesty, King Ed- ward, May, 1906. Decorations; 2nd class Golden Kite; Grand Order;

Order of Merit. Address: Tokyo,

Japan.

OYAMA, Tsunasuke (ToKYO), Minis- ter at Rome; b. Jan., 1853, at

Kagoshima. Appointed Legation Councillor at Rome and Paris, 1878-

1879; promoted Secretary of Lega- tion at London, 1884; Private

Secretary 'to Foreign Minister,

1888; Secretary of Legation at Paris, 1898; appointed Minister at the Hague, 1892; later at Vienna; finally at Rome, 1899. Address: Japanese Legation, Rome, Italy, and Tokyo, Japan.

OZAKI, Yukio (Tokyo), M.P.; Mayor of Tokyo; b. Nov., 1859; m. 1905, d.

of Baron Saburo Ozaki. Formerly a journalist; was one of politicians who brought about present system of party Government; was expelled from Tokyo by reactionary Govern. ment, 1887, and visited England; has sat in Lower House since first session of Diet; appointed Chief Councillor, Foreign Office, 1896; Minister of Education, June, 1898; elected Mayor of Tokyo 1904. Address: Tokyo, Japan.

OZAKI, Baron Saburo (TOKYO), Mem- ber of House of Peers; b. Jan., 1842, in Kyoto-fu. Formerly in Japanese Government Service : was one of the promoters of Seoul- Fusan Railway; rendered dis- tinguished service in connection with Restoration was created

Baron, 1896. Address: Tokyo,

Japan.

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