To the Editor of the "Norri-Ciwa Datty News."
Sin,—The article published by one of your contemporaries under the above heading in its issue of yesterday, will have been read by many with much interest, and few will deny the force of Mr. jttle's suggestion that now is the time for British merchants and others to give the matter the closest thought and suggest to the Commissioners articles for insertion in the Treaty now under consideration.
But why does Mr. Little preface his Bead sce sssontosty 5 700-yds. 800-yds. TI.
[suggestions by saying that one has looked, Furious Riding andier Driving Gambling...
Mlegal Arrest.
Larceny from 32 Private ©. E. Ayre 24 A Samacn..
20 2nd Lieut. G. E. Stewart.27 ise Privare C. Moore 21 25 46} Handlonpped 6 points.
Beggars, Hawkers and Ragpickers Wheelbarrow Licenses suspended
wee notice of Balan oral number of persons coming under 6 129
us Chinese dead bodies found in streets. Stray dogs captured 'A. M. Borsracox, Capt., Captain Superintendent of Police.
Private L. R. Wheen.....12 800-yas, Ti. Corpl. L.S. Hudson.....17 12 36 29 Private J. A. Moller 9 8 =O. E. Clark 6
T. Web-ter.. 7 3it Handicapped 5 points. so far in vain, for action along these lines from the China Association? Mr. Little has been a member of the China Association for the last two or three years, which about represents the time during which ho has interested himself in matters temral and commercial: he has to my knowledge all the later writings and publications of that body, and these contain abundant proof of the action, along Mr. Little's lines, taken by the Association with regard to the revision of the Commercial Treaties. One would have thought that, before making any definite statement as to the action or inaction of the China Association, Mr. Little would have
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