SIR HARRY.RAWSON.

Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 113, 9 November 1910, Page 7

SIR HARRY. RAWSON.

THE FUNERAL. ' By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright. (Received November 9, 9.10 a.m.) \LONDON, Bth November. The funeral of the late Admiral Sir Harry Rawson, one time Governor of New South Wales, took place to-day at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster. Among ihobe present were Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, M.P., Admiral Sir Hedworth Lambton, Sir Clements Markham '(late President of the Royat Geographical Society), Major-General Finn (ex-Inspector-General oi the Commonwealth Military Forces), representatives of the Admiialty and the Colonial Office, and many naval officers. The High Commissioner for Australia (Sir ' George Reid), who also attended, placed on the cofiin a wreath from the Commonwealth. It was inscribed :: — ■ "Deep sympathy. He was a man who, in world-wide service, gained universal esteem." MEMORIAL SERVICE IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, Bth November. A huge congregation attended the memorial service at St. James's Church for the late Admiral Sir Harry Rawson, formerly Governor of New South Wales. The vice-regal party and members of the Government wore amongst those present.

WRECKS ON ENGLISH COAST.

THE PRUES3EN. By Telegraph.— l'ress Association.— Copyright. LONDON, Bth November. There is twenty feet of water in the forehold of the five-masted German ship Pruessen, wrecked yesterday near Dover. Efforts will be made to refloat the vessel to-day . TWENTY OF THE CREW LANDED. (Received November 9, 9.10 a.m.) LONDON, Bth November. Twenty of the- Preussen's crew" have been landed. The remainder will be got off to-night. FOUNDERING OF THE KURDISTAN. LONDON, Bth November. The foundering of the liner Kurdistan. 3063 tons gross, owned by the Hindustan Steam Shipping Company, Limited, off the Scilly Isles, represents a loss on thp insurance market of a quarter of a million. BAD WEATHEIt. CHANNEL SERVICE SUSPENDED. LONDOnT Bth Novembei. Tne tempest in the Channel caused the running of the Newhaven to Dieppe service to be suspended yesterday.

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