The Archive · 1893

R. F, Taonsuns, Esq

Secretary, Shanghai Municipal Council

The Meeting then adjourned.

The following letter is ordered to be published with the above minutes:—The Thomas Hanbury Schoot and Children's Home.

Shanghai, 26th January, 1893.

S1,—Re-Deed of Trust the Thomas Hanbury School and Children's Home, I have to thank you for your letter No. 93/26 of 19th January, 1893, acknowledging mine of 13th inst., informing me that the Council will have much: pleasure in appointing the present Committe, whom you name. I very much regret to observe that I omitted to mention the name of Mrs. Jas, Buchanan, who is one of the present Committee, and if not too into, may 1 venture to ask that her name may be included when you make the appointment. This will complete the Committee, as_we shall then have the full complement of twelve.

T also thank you for so kindly making provision in the Budget for increasing the grant to the School next year to Fifteen hundred Taels" subject to the sanction of the ratepayers at the annual meeting.

now have the pleasure to hand you The Second Annuat Report of " The Thomas Hanbury Schoo? and Children's Home" to which is appended the statement of Accounts to Sist December 1892, which Itrust will prove satisfactory.

Yours faithfully, President. The Chairman, the Council for the Foreign Community of Shanghai.

Decided to comply with this request, The following reports are ordered to be published with the foregoing minutes, Chinese dead bodies found in streets...: early man by the stimulus he gave to the Stray dogs captured preservation of the mythology and folk-lore J. P. McEvex, Captain Superintendent, 8.M.P.

Cattle in Native Dairies.—Return of animals kept at the native dairies for the week ending the 30th January, 1893

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