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

Correspondent; b. Feb. 21, 183) at Dubuque, Iowa, U.S.A.; m. Aug. 26, 1887, to Nellie Hall, d. of E. L. Hall, of Beaver Dam, Wiscorsin. Educ. : University of Chicago. Teacher at high schools and

academies in U.S.A., 1881-89 ; 1891-94. English Instructor at the

Middle School, Mito, Japan, 1889-91; Principal, Duncan Baptist

Academy, Tokyo, since 1894; acting Interpreter, United States Legation, Tokyo, 1893-97; 1935-06;

Tokyo correspondent for the Chicagɔ "Daily News" since 1895;

Member of the Council of the

Asiatic Society of Japan. Publica- tions : "Handbook of

of Modern

Japan," 1903; Japanese Floral Calendar," 1904; "Christianity in Modern Japan," 1905, numerous contributions to Japan "Daily Mail" and periodicals in America.

Address: 29, Sanaizaka machi, Ichizaya, Tokyo, Japan.

M.A.,

Ser-

CLEMENTI,' Cecil (TAIPO),

Oxon. ;

Hongkong Civil vice; b. Sept. 1, 1875. Educ. : St. Paul's School, and Magdalen College, Oxford; B.A., 1898; M.A., 1901; hɔn. mention Hertford school,

1895; 1st class mods., 1893; hor.

mention Ireland and Craven

scholarship, 1896; Boden Sanskrit

scholar, 1897; prox. acc. Gaisford

(Greek Prose), 1837; 2nd class lit. hum., 1898; prox. acc., Chancellor's

Latin essay, 1899. Arrived in

Colony, 1899; acting assistant Colonial Secretary and Clerk of Councils, 1900 to 1901; appointed Assistant Registrar General, 1901;

seconded for famine relief work

Cle

in Kwangsi, April, 1993; appointed

member of Land Court, New Territories, Dec., 1903. Speaks

Chinese, various dialects. Club:

Hongkong. Address: Taipɔ, New Territory, Hongkong.

CLENNELL, Walter James (CHINAN-

FU), B.A.; H.B.M. Consul for

Kiukiang, officiating at Chinanfu;

b. July 5, 1867, Hackney, Lond.; m. April 12, 1899, Edith S. Sharplęs.

Educ.: Priory House School,

Clapton, London; University Col- lege, London; also Versailles,

France; took certificate d'Etudes

et Prix du Department (in geography) at Versailles; B.A.,

London, 1885; honours in French.

Entered Consular service by examination, July, 1888; student interpreter at Peking, Nov., 1838

to Nov., 1890; acting Assistant

at Amoy, Dec., 1890, to Feb., 1894; acting Consul at Amoy, April 13 to 18, 1893; passed Bar examina-

tion Jan. 11, 1833; acting Vice- Consul, Canton, May 20 to June 5, 1895; attached to Supreme Court, Shanghai, June, 1896, to March,

1897; acting Chief Clerk, Nov. 16, 1896 to March 17, 1897; acting

Consul, Shashih, March 26, 1837, to Jan. 28, 1899, acting Consul, Wuhu, Feb. 4 to June 2, 1899; acting

Consul, Hangchow, June 10, 1899,

to May 14, 1900; acting Consul

Kuikiang, May 23, 1900 to April 4, 1902; Consul at Kuikiang April 5,

1902; called to Bar of Inner

Temple, Nov. 17, 1993; officiating Consul, Chinanfu, since Nov. 29,

1905. Publications: Various annual

trade reports; "Overland Journey

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