He further added that unless the rebel-Vion was checked, some Foreign Power would perhaps ton checking it, the result would repeat whit has occurred in Manchuria. have now of development that hope to have his needs trended to, and may also e wd degree of comfort. The Con on supplies ceeded in nents the com with a fair quality of beef and mutton at mode rite rates. "The supply of auk, t not sufficient to met 3 is considerable and ture ther plans are being made to increase it. A native grocer, from Hangchow, has been induced to' pi stock of coos on the hill, community, li store, a bakery: hi fresh stippl easy read connection been estab of bread mi: cured daily. us are ample and prices satisfactory. The Question of Transportation is always a wit_one, and yet, the forts of th have Geen sue-There is more less camp! ini. from time to time, and net without tow, but when all th ken into considera-tis sure see to what a de-of perfection the Committee has been ble to bring this feature of the service. The the old will jon with this L may have been put in good In some places. improvements lo. Between this point natives have road-bed in some places, and have made other repairs which have quite helped the matter of transport. The distance, in Enclish mi.es, from Sonja tu the: top of the hills is seven, The
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