SHANGHAI QUIET.
CHINA CONDITIONS IMPROVED
NEW ZEALAND DOCTOR RETURNS
" When I left there, on January 12, things were very quiet and troops had been considerably diminished in numbers," said Dr. H. Friedlander, of Shanghai, and formerly of Auckland, who returned to New Zealand by the Aorangi yesterday. "In the interior the position has also improved, but there arc still signs of unrest."
Dr. Friedlander is a son of Mr. R. Friedlander, of Auckland. In 1007 he left Waitaki Boys' High School, and the following year went to England to study medicine at the London University and St. Thomas' Hospital. Dr. Friedlander served throughout the war, and in 1920 went to Shanghai, where he has a large practice. After spending some time in Auckland and New Zealand, Dr. Friedlander will visit London before returning to China.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 47, 25 February 1929, Page 9
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