REPUBLIC OF CHINA
DR MORRISON APPOINTED AD' A T ISER TO THE PRESIDENT. (Received August 2, 10.16 p.m.) August 2. Dr Morrison, the. Loudon [‘Times ” correspondent, has been appointed poli, tical adviser to the'President of tho Republic of China. Tho appointment, which is for a term of five years, is 'most popularly received among all classes of Chinese. •P.fi, ®• J?Morrison, Pekin correspondent °(. Tho Times. is onp of .the ablest journalists of-the day.- Ho was born in Geelong. Victoria, fifty years.ago. Ho crossed Australia, on foot from the Gulf of Carnen* to Melbourne.. Representing tho Lonr on ,1 a * special correspondent, hotravelled frorn-Bangkok, In Siam, to Yunnan city, in China, and around Tonquin. He also crossed Manchuria from Stretensk. in alberta, to Vladivostock. Ho sent tho first, buthontative account of Htossol’s sur. render of Port Arthur. Dr. Morrison has a very intimate knowledge of China and its affairs. Ho is an M.D. of Edinburgh.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8190, 3 August 1912, Page 1
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