NABESHIMA, Marquis (TOKYO), Formerly Daimyo of Saga; b. Aug., 1840. Educ.: In England for several years. Represented Japan at Rome, 1880-1882; was for a long while Master of Ceremonies at the Court; created Marquis, 1884. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
NAGAHARA, Baron Shigeru (OKINAWA), Governor; b. May, 1834, at Satsuma. One of suite of Prince Shimazu, 1862; witnessed bombardment of Kagoshima by British; one time president of the Nippon Railway Co.; Governor of Shizuoka, 1883; do., Okinawa, 1892; cr. Baron, 1896. Address: Okinawa, Japan.
NAGAOKA, Viscount (TOKYO), Member of House of Peers; b. Sept., 1842. at Kumamoto. Educ.: U.S.A. and England. Minister at the Hague, 1880-2. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
NAIN, Rev. Father Charles Benedict (SEREMBAN), M.A.; Roman Catholic Priest; b. May, 1870. Educ.: At Paris; Lyons University. Curate, Chinese Church, Singapore, 1894-96; Vicar, Chinese Church, Penang, 1896-97; Assistant, Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore, and Procurator of R. C. Mission, Diocese of Malacca, 1897-1904; Vicar, Seremban and Manager, St. Paul's School, 1906; architect of St. Joseph's Institute and Convent Chapel, Singapore. Publications: Short Biography of Leo XIII. Club: Sunger Ujong's. Address: Seremban, Negri Sembilan, Federated Malay States.
NAKAHAMA, Dr. Toichiro (TOKYO) Doctor of Medicine; July, 1857, in Tokyo. Is a specialist of internal diseases. Address: Tokyo, Japan.
NAKAHASHI, Tokugoro (OSAKA). President of Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile Steamship Co., Ltd.); b. 10th Sept., 1860; Educ.: Graduated, Tokyo Imperial University, 1886. Has been judge at Yokohama, an Adviser of Department of Agriculture & Commerce,, an Adviser of Bureau of Legislature, Secretary to House of Commons, an Adviser of Department of Communications, President of Bureau of Accountancy in Department of Communications, President of Bureau of Railways in Department of Communications, 1886-1898;. has been President of Osaka Shosen Kaisha, since 1898; is also Director of Konan Steamship Co.,. Ltd. Address: Hidenincho, Tennoji Minamiku, Osaka, Japan.
