The Archive · 1893

FOLLOWING FOOCHOW

Among other minor matters T may mention that the Tuotai has forbidden the sale of foreign cil in one city and veighbous hood on account of the fear of fires, Whether it will be effective and for how long is very A SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE, I may add a hint to sportsmen, The region all round here is infested with tigers, and many are the sud tales of women and children and even men who have fallen victims to their ferocity and cunning, not ill larger number of cows and goats and pigs that have been carried off. Wild boar also are very numerous in some of the hilly districts S,'and W. of Chinngchin, and though not so dangerous to nin, they yet make great havoc of corn and vegetables. There are several smaller wild animals also to be found, wild cate, a kind of fox, and other kin I wonder sometimes that those those who are fond of sport don't try their hand in Chin, for aot only would they enjoy the pleasures and nity for benefits upon the Chines villagers that would earn them gratitude and heartfelt thanks, The beautiful weenery to be found among the bille may form another attraction to those who are fond of nature, for every prospect pleases, while only nian is vile."

And with that quotation from Heber's missionary hymn I think T had better close.

3ist March, Cuaxa Currie-rosa's Exrerrrtses.—A notification has been issued from the authe Hanyang Ironworks requesting scholars and students to send in their names and apply for membership at the Sz-chiang College which is to be ey ducted under the management of the oficials of the works, The course will consist of mathematics, languages, science, and commercial knowledge.

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