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1901; assistant Engineer Selangor, 1903; assistant Engineer, Public Works De- partment, Kua'a Selangor. Address: Kuala Selangor, Selangor, Federated Malay States.

TOURNE, Leon (HANOI), Coun- seiller Cour d'Appel, adminis- tration de la Justice; b. June 13, 1858. Entree l'adininistra- tion, Nov. 24, 1882. Address: Hanoi, Tonkin, Indo-China.

Francis TOWNLEY, Edmund

(KUALA SELANGOR), District Officer; b. November 18, 1866. Surveyor, Mines Department, Pahang, 1890; acting District Officer, Temerloh, 1894; Ins- pector of Mines, Ulu Selangor,

1896; District Officer, Temer- loh, Pahang, 1899; District Officer, Kuala Selangor, Selang- or, 1902. Address: Kuala Se- langor, Federated Malay States.

TOYOKAWA, Ryohei (TOKYO),

Banker; b. 1852, at Tasa. Educ.: Keogijiku, Tokyo. Has charge of Mitsu-Bishi Banking Dept. Address: Tokyo, Japan.

TSʼAI CHUN (PEKING), Chinese

Official Service; native of Kiangsi; hon.deg. Su-Sung-T'ai Tao, Shanghai, October, 1897; vacated post, November, 1899; given Expectant rank of 4th grade and appointed Minister to Japan, July, 1901; Reader, Grand Secretariat.

TSAI-TA'O, Duke, (CHINGCHOU), Imperial Duke of 4th degree; brother of the Emperor; Imperial Clansman; Tartar General, Chingchou (Hupeh), Feb. 1906.

TSAI-YING, Lieut.-General (PEKING) s. of Prince Chung; Lieutenant-General, Bordered Yellow Banner Corps; Supt. of Customs, Teking, August, 1894; Lieut.-General, Bordered Red Banner Corps, July, 1895; degraded, August, 1900, and handed over to Imperial Clan Court for incarceration, Dec.,

1900.

TS'EN CH'UN-MING, (KUI- CHEOU), acting Governor, native of Kwangsi; s. of late Viceroy T's'en Yu-ying. Grain Intendent, Hupeh, March, 1893; transferred without em- ployment, Oct., 1898; Han- Huang-To Tao, Hankow, spring, 1901; Judge, Hupei, July, 1903; acting Governor, Kuicheon, October, 1905.

TSENG-CH'I, Tartar General, (MUKDEN), native of Man- churia. Military Deputy General, Tsitsihar, Sept, 1890; Tartar General, Foochow, Dec., 1897; do., Mukden, May, 1899; do., Nanking, November, 1900, but did not proceed.

TSENG KUANG YUNG (PEK- ING), native of Hunan. Second class See, Board of Funish-