Volunteers' Arms, Ammunition, ce. Letter from Major Morrison read enclusinga return of the arms, &e., in stuck the 31st December, and a report by ptain Lanning, Lieuts. D. KB. Sassoon G. R. Wingrove, stating that the eon dition of the Armoury generally reflects great credit on the Sergeant-Major in charge, the arms and accoutrements being in very good order, and recommending that the stock of Artillery ammunition should be considerably increased, Ligltiny.—Ince Foreshore—The following letter is read and ordered to be published.
New Shanghai Electric Ca., Ld., Shanghai, 20th January, 1890. tender to efficiently light Ince's Garden. 16th instant, requesting ts to send you a Dean Six,—In reply to your favour dated
Tam instructed to inform you that we consider two are lamps will give ample light for your requirements; these we shall be prepared to erect on iron poles, free of avy additional charge to the Council, for the sum of one hundred and fifty taels, per annum for the two lamps. Trusting this tender will meet with the Council's approval.
Tam, Dear s Yours faithfully. E. E. Porter. Secretary.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.