The Archive · 1882

Watering Bubbling Well Road.—Tho

Chairman otates that some of the residents on this road are desirous to have it regularly watered by carts instead of by coolies and buckets as at present, and that they would be glad to contribute towards any additional expense incurred. From a report drawn up by the Inspector of Nuisances it appears that at present it cos's Tls. 651 per annum to water the road, whilst if carts were employed it would cost Tls. 764, to which however must be added the cost of an engine to fill the carts, Tis, 300, and two now carts say Tis, 240, together Tis, 540. generally are of 0 that no additional expenditure should be incurred on account of this road until some arrangement is made for taxing the ro-

the engine and new carts, then the road sidents on it, but if the latter wil Po, for SHANGHAI YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE, The Half-yearly General Meeting of the above association was held in the Temperance Hall on Monday evening. The Chair was taken by the Rov. W. Muirhead, large number of members, and many ladies were present, Presi briefly explained that the present meeting was held in accordance with the constitution of the Institute and said it had been made an open one by general desire. Ho then called on the Honorary Seoratary to read the Report and statement of Accounts.

Me. Barcur (Hon, Sec.) then read as follows

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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