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sion of the Ontario and Que- bec Branch of the Canadian Pacific Railway; was placed in charge under W.T Jennings, Chief Engineer, of the Harbour Work at Toronto, 1889; ap- pointed as Engineer in charge of roadways and pavements for the City of Toronto with Special. Charge of the Construction of 80 miles of Electric Tramway lines and conversion of horse

car service to an electric service, 1890; left the post, on completion of this work,

Feb., 1893; after that, acted as Engineer to the contractors for the construction of the Manitoba and Lake Dauphin Railway (105 miles); this work being completed, left Canada for England, and was appointed Commissioner of Public Works and Surveys by His Highness the Rajah of Sarawak, 1899. Decoration: Medal and clasp. Clubs: Royal Canadian Yacht; National, London. Address: Kuching; Sarawak, North Borneo.

GRESSON, Hon. W. J. (q.v.) Returned to Hongkong, 1906.

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Appointed member of Legis- lative Council, June, 1906.

HAYASHII, Gonsuke (q.r.). Ap-

pointed Minister to

to China, May, 1906.

HAYASHI, Viscount Tadasu(q.v.) Appointment as Minister for Foreign Affairs officially an- nounced, June, 1906.

HEWETT, Hon. Edbert Ansgar, (q.v.). Appointed chairman of the Commission to investigate the Public Health and Build-

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ings Ordinance, June, 1906; appointed member of the Executive Council, June, 1906.

HUANG KAO (Peking) Chinese Minister to Italy. Represented Chinese Postal Department at postal conference, Rome, 1906. Address: Chinese Legation, Rome, Italy; Peking, China.

HUDSON, Hon. II. H. (q v.) Accidentally killed, June, 1906.