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WHO'S WHO IN THE FAR EAST (JUNE) 19C6-7.

of modern Codes; when Treaties. were finally revised was appointed by Imperial Japanese Government

Special Commissioner of Judicial

'Department to assist in interpre- tation of complicated foreign cases; was engaged in celebrated miller triple murder case very day after revised Treaties came into force.

Publications.: "Japanese Self Taught," "The Nightless City"; "Kamakura, the City of Silent

Temples"; 'Japanese Partner-

ships and Companies;" trauslator of many of existing laws, and has written several books on Japanese

legal matters. Clubs: Tokyo;

Yokohama United. Address: Yui-

ga-hania; Kamakura-machi; Soshin and 70, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama,

Japan.

DE BERNARD, Barthelemy Henri

(GIA-DINH), Resident; Administra

tor, 1st class; b. Oct. 6, 1859.

Joined Civil Service, Indo-China,

Dec. 20, 1884; Administrator, 4th

class, Oct. 7, 1899; Administrator,

3rd class, July 14, 1892; Adminis- trator, 2nd class, Sept. 24, 1895; Administrator, 1st class, Oct. 1,

1900. Decoration: Officer d'Instruc-

tion. Address: Gia-Dinh, province of Gia-Dinh, Cochin-China.

DEBNEY,

Stanley Turner (ULU LANGAT), Federated Malay States

Civil Service; b. March 23, 1862.

Assistant Engineer, Kuala Seman- tan railway, 1890; temporarily

employed on Railway survey, Kuala Kubu to Ranb, Feb., 1896;

District Surveyor, 1899; District Surveyor in Revenue Office, Ulu

Langat,

1906. Address: Ulu

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Langat, Selangor, Federated Malay

States.

DEBON, Lieut.-Colonel Alfred A.

(HANOI), Commandant Groupe des

Batteries de Réserve de Chine.

Decoration: Chevalier de la Légion

d'Honneur. Address: Hanoi,

Tonkin, Indo-China.

DE BONDY-RIARIO, Count Raphael de Taillepied (SINGAPORE), Consul

for France; b. May 21, 1856, at Paris, 8. of Count Emile de Bondy, former Plenipotentiary Minister, and of Countess, née Marchioness

Riario-Sforza. Educ.: Paris, took degrees in literature and law. Entered French Diplomatic service as attaché to Cabinet of Minister for Foreign affairs, 1878; Attaché

of Embassy, at Vienna, 1879; 3rd

Secretary of Embassy at Stockholm,

1882; Chargé d'Affairs, 1883; Sec-

retary of Embassy at Madrid, 1884;

Diplomatic service at Port an

Prince, 1885; at Lima, 1886; at

Buenos Ayres, 1887; Chargé d'Affaires in Argentine Republic,

1889; 2nd class Secretary of Legation

at Tokyo, 1891; appointed to

initiate а French Consulate at Formosa, 1895; acting 1st Secretary of Legation at Tokyo, 18£9; Consul (first class) Singapore, since Sept. 16,

1962. Decorations: Commander of

French Colonial Order of Cam-

bodge; Officer of Charles III of Spain; Knight Sovereign Order of St. Jean de Jerusalem (Malta);

Wasa de Suéde and Takoro de

Serbie, etc. Club: Cercle Agricole, Paris. Address: French Consulate, 10, St. Thomas' Walk, Singapore,

Straits Settlements.