Wilson; 3c J" Bowker, Arth. John; 3, 1, Ian Macdonald, and Jack.
Girls.—Form 5a, M. Soper, Muriel Lamon, Glalys Lamond; 5b," Florrie Holroyd, M. Brand, Mary Ashle Wheen, May Ashley; 3a, Marie May Wheen; 3b, Mary Cranston, Runcie; 3c, Dagmar Sorensen, M. Solomon; 2, Dilna Kemedios, Laura Machado 1, Doreen Niven, Cecile Percebois.
Assiduity Prizes.—Mabel Goodfellow, Mary Ollerdessen, Lily Goodfellow, Connie Wheen, Vivian Dent, Alf. John, Eileen Niven, Augustus Remedios, Winnie Tod, A. Grant. thus treating Weihaiwei -as an ordinary Treaty Port of China, though such draw-Tacks had hitherto been granted without aay: objection havin been Taised.
This miter was referred to the British: Minister at Peking, who made representations to the Government of China, with reco) as a foreign port. the result that Weibaihei is now definitely Tes omen of this" recognition is that no duties will be charged on merchandise in transit to Weihaiwei and drawbacks will be allowed on foreign goods -re-exported thither which have paid import duty or on native goods which have paid coast trade duty at a Chinese port. Ex-Port duties, wil, however, be calected Weihaite,, Ili she 4 native being an original export to ort as a foreign port Weihaiwei is in the same category as Hons-Kong.
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