Jung Té, Military Governor of Uliasutai, informs the Throne that according to precedent he is going to make the usual triennial tour of inspection over the military colonies, posts, post-road stations, camel and horse pastures within his jurisdiction. This is the first time since his arrival at his post that he has made such an inspeetion, which he should have done immediately he had taken over the seals of office from his predecessor. He, however, had been excused from doing so by Imperial grace, first, because it was during the depths of winter in 1891 when he came to Uliasutai, and secondly in 1892 because there was a drought and famine, sind the camels, cattle, and horses were not fit to be inspected. Nothing intervening this year, the memorialist has made arrangements to start at an early date and will report the results of his tour when he returns to Uliasutai.—Rescript: Let the Bourd of War take note.
21st May.
THE court.
H.LM. will, after having transacted the affairs of State for the day, go to the I-ho Park to-morrow noon to pay his respects to H.LM. the Dowager Empress.
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