ome twenty sportsmen met at theShanghai Club yesterday afternoon to discuss the introduction of Bob White quail into China, Dr, Ward Hall was invited to take the chair.
The Cuaimay said—I wrote to my brother-in-law, who enquired of Stanley and Best, of Chicago as to. what price they could supply quail at, and they told him that their ordinary charge was from $2 to dozen according to the quantity taken, but that as the birds were to be imported into Chinaasan experiment, the firm would let the Shanghai subscribers have the birds for less and they would take great care in making
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