Hainan boasts of at least one group of hot sulphur springs which are known ong the natives ae the "Pot Liquor Skillet." They are located in the midst of rice fields and vegetable gardens about three miles up the river from Kachek. The water is seen bubbling hot, and rice, meat, and vegetables can be boiled tender there (so say the Chinese), but eggs exnnot be boiled hard in it.
Mission Notes, Members of the American Presbyterian Mi-sion report having purchased additional property in Kiungchou to be used to com: plete the compound for the Paxton Training School. A hospital site has also been secured by the same Mission at-smoke, and it was strange to reflect that the humdrura business of the port could worshippers have a community here, ocht. proceed while such gallant efforts wore whose devotions begin simultaneously, oF The Rey. C. H. Newton has returned to being made to uphold the Empire's nearly so, with the eating of moon cakes. Hainan after a year's absence on furlough Just as shoes are burnt to represent }in Aimerica. honour and to put to shame the scand money, these fire. worshippers offer up loving Kipling. The climber had by now ouiv anil garelon, to represent thet
on ing is going up, they usually remain in trade, and while the burnt offortrilbies, and the road bending round) strict seclusion and privacy, letting not JAPAN, toward' one of the tram stations, it was these right hand (neighbous) know what soon seen that the news of the attempt! (or whom) their oft hand doth. This
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