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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1931.

FRANCE MÕURNS.

BLACK DRAPED STREETS AT JOFFRE'S FUNERAL

Paris, Jan. 7. Marshal Jolfro'n body transferred to Notre Dame Cathedral last night in propara tion for the funeral to-day.

The streets along which

WAB

the

WELCOMED BACK TO | CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

HONGKONG.

MISS F. C. WOD THANKED FOR SPLENDID EFFORT.

has won

her for

The success which attended bliss F. C. Woo's efforts in America to raise funds on behalf of St. Paul's Girls' College, of which she is the the procession passed had a gloomy tudo of all supporters of tho aspect, all the lamposta being institution and yesterday she was draped with black, and all sky the guest of honour at a reception signs were extinguished, as given by the Connell, Staff and mark of respect. Instead of fix- ed bayonets, the guard surround-Pupils in the Lee Ilygan Hall of the

College.

of ing the hearse bore torcheo..

Mia Lordship the Blahop to the Cathedral, On its way

Victoria (Chairman of the Counell) presided while others present in cluded members of the Council and

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the hearse was driven under the Arc de Triomphe, to enable the that of the unknown soldier.

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Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after and conditions of storage at Holt's

7th January, 1931.

Optional cargo will not be landed

here, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival but carried

body momentarily to. rest beside a large number of suporters of the on from port to port to the final port

Impressive Scenes.

"

Later.

Hoar frost scintillated upon the crepe-trimmed flags na, long before daylight, numerous precursors of the huge concourse to follow took up their stand for one of the greatest funerals of the century.

College.

After tea had been served, the Bishop, addressing the gathering. said: I want very briefly to any first how glad we are to have Miss Woo back again here; secondly I want to congratulate her very much indeed on the splendid result of her visit and to say how thankful we are: and then thirdly I want to say how grateful we are to Miss Kolewall for all she has done

By 8.30 the square of the Cathedral of Notre Dame was pack. ed na Ambassadors, Generals and statesmen puased into the interior, where in front of the choir Marshining Miss Woo's absence. Joffre's coffin was sot high on a black pedestal, covered with n tricolour, beneath a huge black canopy suspended from the roof.

of call to which the option extends.

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No claims will be admitted nitor the Goods have left the steamer's fiodown, and all Goods remaining un- devered after the 13th January 1931, will be subject to rent

All Claims against the Steamer dur-must be presented to the undersigned

Wonderful Efforts Recounted, Speaking in Chinese, the Ilon. Mr. R. H. Katewall (Vice Chair- man of the Council) said: "Some

on or before the 27th January 1931, or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

Hongkong, 7th January, 1031.

free

At the conclusion of the Impres-years ago the College was short of sive To Deum service, the proces funds to the extent of $180,000, sion formed, headed by mounted although that amount had been prosecuring twenty free scholarships, Republican Guards,

which means that in future twenty after whom mised but was not pald owing to 1925, Cok the strike and boycott of came detachments of the

education at this College. stream Guards, American officers The result was that loans had to poor students will receive and Belgian infantry, after whom resorted to for the purpose of com- came two red-robed Cardinals and pleting a new College building, and n score of purple-cind Bishops, many necessary improvements on Then followed the coffin-capped the College programme had to be 1111 in-suspended. Miss Woo fortunately gun-carriage, flanked by nonal

the abroad to raise =>[ Foreign Chiefs of State. Diplomatic College.

до

"I should like to take this oppor tunity of saying a word about the little lady who carried on the work of the School during the twenty- six months that Miss Woo was

fantry escort, and followed by per-volunterred her services to away on duty. Although that lady

representatives

Corp and Deputies.

musical

For funds

the

few

happens in be my own sister. I think 1 ought not to allow that fact Some expressed doubt as to the to prevent me from saying that she The whole cortege, like a varic-uccess of such a venture, but the did her work with efficiency and de- gated ribbon, moved to

Miss Woo is now back with us. strains slowly through the nombre members of the College Council.votion to duty. streets, on the three mile route to knowing Miss Woo as they did, at

suggestion She has accomplished what she set ence approved of the the Invalides, where the coin was and to-day we witness Miss Woo's out to do. The College is now remove for the homage of success. At the time the Directors lieved of its financial anxiety, and, salute by members of the prices would have been more than satis-what is more important, it is able to sion, who walked past.

fied if Miss Won had been able to take up once more the programme of Finally. accompanied by

raise $100.000; but she has actual-reform and improvement which it including the privileged few,

ly remitted $102,000, besides have had perforce to suspend Marshal's relatives: the clining G$10,000 priraised but not yet years ago. On behalf of the mem- passed within. to rest until it is paid, which at to-day's exchangebers of the College Council and the (ap staff and students 1 tender to Miss taken later for burial at Louvecien- will mean another $40,000. pes, in accordance with the

Woo' most sincere thanks.. (Ap- Marshal's own repiest.--Renter

"We see the result, but we do not plause).

the Mass At Westminster.

realise to its fullest extent,

Mins Woo In reply, stated that London, Jan. 7.

enormous trouble which Miss Woo what she had achieved was really little and would not have been must have gune through in achiev

very ing

success. Accompanied brought about hnd it not been for this

support of Mish mother she visited the unstinted only by her practically all the important cities Kotewall and other members of the

told in America, and in addition viited College Council. She Canda.

Honolulu and Japan. audience of her experiences, and Whereever she went she was reeciv pointed out how difficult it had been ed and welcomed by all einsses of to enlist the support of people who people. When she was in Washing-were not clear about the aims and Girls' ton she was twice invited to the aspirations of St. Paul's White House and she was also in College. vited to be present at the ceremony of the Inauguration of Puesident

A Requiem Mass for the Inte Marshal Joffre was held at West- mister Cathedral this morning.- British Wireicao.

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An excellent concert of musical The example of Lloyd's Bank in

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