are now being made distinguishable to the puzzled stranger by the names being painted upon very useful but far from artistic iron posts. I note, too, that the new roads have all been named. 'That communicating from the Tram Station to Mount Kellett is called er the Secretary of State, Chamberlain Roxd, and the road from Plantation Road Station to Magazine Gap has been named after a former popular General, Barker'
mad, while the footpath from Wanchai Gap to Wongueicheong, a favourite project of the present esteemed head of the Goveri ment, has been dubbed "General Black's Link" The formation of these roads has been a great boon,
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