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

treasurer and afterwards chairman of Queen's Jubilee Com- mittee; Chairman of Diamond Jubilee Committee (then created C.M.G.) erected first Anglican Church at Kowloon; is chairman aud director of principal public companies, including Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company; supports all sports; has been steward of the Jockey Club for 25 years and President for many years; was created Knight in 1902. Clubs: Hongkong; most sporting.

Address: Marble Hall, Conduit

Road, Hongkong.

CHATHAM, Hɔn. Wm. (HONGKONG), M.I.C. E.; Director of Public Works. Educ.: Royal High School, Edin- burgh, and Edinburgh University. Assistant to Messrs. Thos. Meek and Son, C.E., Edinburgh; and afterwards to the engineer of the Bristol Docks; appointed Executive Engineer in the Public Works Department, Hongkong, in 189), and Director of Public Works in 1901; member of the Executive and Legislative Councils; Vice- President of the Sanitary Board;

chairman of the Public Works aud

other committees; was a member of the Queen's Jubilee Committee,

1897, and acted as Hon. Secretary for many years, during the carrying out of the permanent memorials (on which a sum of £20,000 was

expended) in the shape of Hospital for Women and Children and the

construction of a road, five miles in length, along the southern part of the island. Club: Hongkong. Address: The Peak, Hongkong.

Ch'en

CHENAGON, Colonel Georges N. J.

(HANOI), Commandant 18e Régt.

Coloniale. Decora-

d'Infanterie

tion : Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur. Address: Hanoi, Ton- kin, Indo-China.

CH EN CHAO-WEN (CHEKIANG), Chi- nese Official Service; native of

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Hunan;

1868.

metropolitan metropolitan graduate, Appointed Reader at the Han-lin, April, 1896; Governor of Peking, 1896; Governor of Peking, Nov., 1893; Vice-Governor, Mukden, Dec., 1898; Director of Court of Sacrificial Worship, Mar., 1992; Literary Chancellor, Chekiang,

1934.

CHEN CHING TZU (KIANGSI), Chinese Official Service; native of Hupeli, Appointe:1 Yung-Ting-Pɔ Tao, Chihli, Oct., 1895; Judicial Cɔm missioner, Kweichow, Oct., 1899; retired (ill-health) Dec., 1899;

Judicial Commissioner, Kingsi

winter, 1934.

CHEN

HAI-PENG, General (SUI- CHING), native of Hunan. Brigadier General at Sui-ching, province of

Huuan.

CH'EN HSU, General (TSUNG-MING),

Native of Kwangtung. Brigadier General, Tsung-Ming, province of Kiangsu.

CH EN K'UEI LIN, (PAOTING), Chinese

Official Service; native of Kwei- chow; metropolitan graduate, 1880. Appointed Grain Taotai, Hunan, 1901; Yunting Ho Tao, Paoting, Chihli province, 1904.

CH'EN

KUEI-LUNG

(KIANGSU),

Governor; native of Kweichow;

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