To the Editor of the "Nontu-Ciaxa Dairy News."
Sur,—L lew Mr. R. received from Lewis, the secretary Meu's Assuciation whi tsin, a required. 1 mends itself ai 1, therefore, only say that if those, who are williu Win. Little and will be duly sent on, ted water shall be very glad to ree any do tions towards verting supplies of same, Yours faithfully, James L. Scort. 28rd Ju'y.
(Enclosure).
Army Author-
In the shorts gave formal sanction to the opening of asso: intion headynarters, containing reading and correspondent © toms, at every point in South Africa where Beitish tiowps were errs, and the on to incorporate this work in their Army systems.
Pending ths arrival of army and navy secretin-s, Mr. I. E. Lewis, gone to the front, and the Ad Generals in command of the allied troops in the North have set apart large quarters at Taku and Tientsin for the Army Asso-dations. The readii d correspondence rooms at each of these points wi] be greatly appreciated by Tommy and his consi There however, an immediate and urgent demand for reading matter, th est Lovton, Berlin, and New Y iMustrated ps estuments, ete. These will be read by thousands, and they are wanted immediate-TGunsitering the hest, ant the wretched water-supply in Ube North, large quantities of acrateil waters are needed, and these Anny Y.M.C.A's. are empowered by the officers in command to dispense such drinks—all others are handled by the Cricket and base-ball gear will be very serviceable, as well as indyer games,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.