Report by the Inspector of Nuisances is also read stating that the dairy referred has been im ite present occupation for er four years, that there is no accumulation of dung near it, but there is an excavation at the back of it which is a receptacle for the urine from the cows. The dairy is situated about 50 yards to the north-east of the new house which Mr. Middleton is building, and there is no other house in the immediate neighbor lived of the dairy, so that he can only wish to have it removed because it may be objected to by any one to whom he may let his house when it is ready for occupation, Decided to inform Mr. Middleton that the Council cannot order the removal of the dairy, but if it is a nuisance he can have the' owner summoned before the Mixed Court, with the view of getting the Magistrate tu order him to remove it, or he enn apply to Mr. Chu Vu-chee to have it removed from his land.
Volunteers, dims, Ainmunition, 'The following letter' fom Major Morrison is ordered to be published Shanghai, 13th September, 1890.
S1n,—I have the honour to enclose'a return of the arms and ammunition which has been prepared ina very eowplete manner by Capt, right and Lieut, Rex.
T approve of the suggestion that some sashes should be kept in stock and issued to same, but I shall address you on this point the officers on payment of fall cost of the later.
Iam.
Your obedient servant, Afajor Commanding. Jous Macerecon,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.