Ube Kuling sensan is dhawing toa close alrendy many visitors have left the hill, Who te weather is wet coolies are ditficult 10 get to carry bag: dwvhen the weather is tine the coulles are cular as 10 the weight of bai Now that they know po po must go own the hill they become demausling in their " rices.
We wen one morning to assist x july with her baggage arriving at th hous we found theeoli sd. parti y. heed refuret to carry the Iuzgage as s +d. There weve any two mens fonda but the -manding four men's jel them they ran of. besiege hid to be carried down Fate house in the chairs ami there tw men were found to take on the goods to; ang. La the matter of coolie arrangements something would nee! to be d ne to remedy matters. Ladies going down to plain above are usually Tin this way. We pry tasses and oket for the privileges in the when dif The manager of the Hstate cannot site everything he has far too much to do in attending to house building, roa upkeep, We are many a time's ory for him when we see him surrounded by of peuple, everyone wanting attention number of wal coolies could be epgazed by the state, with so many could-s under ench for the good conduct of which the head one waa responsible, there would be ess trouble about the carrying of page and fewer complaints of misbehaviour on the part of the coollys. It isa matter for the Council to attend to, A Sacred Concert was given in the Church on the evening of 2st August. The attendance was very food at eFeryoue sermed to enjoy the evening's ente: tainment, Lectures were d-livered in August by the Rev, A. Fos er of Wuchsng on Met"phor and Symbolism in Scripture," and by Dr. Kupfer of Kiu-Kiang on ural Phenomeus."
Recreati The tennis tournament came to a finish on Satusday, the 29th ult. The following are the restilts of the matches Ladies Singles Winner Miss Levering.
Doubles Mrs Barrie" and Mrs. Scheppins. Mixed Doubles Bishop Tuzlw and Mi~ Gray Men's Doubles Bishop Inge a tthe Rev. a. Goldard. Men's Single: The Iter. W. Deane The prices vere distributed be He Weather.
For a whole week we have had very heavy tains; th" s'renms were flooded last Friday and the roads in par's suitored. We have kept a daily record of 68 days' weather and note that there have been 32 more or less rain, and 34 fine. spite of rain und mist peo; piser and ste secu out in sll For Tux Buoop ts HE Lire." Clarke's World-lamed Blood Mixture is warranted to cleanse the blood from all impurities whatever cause arising. Kor scurvy, Eczema, Bad Legs, Skin and Bloud Diseases, Pimples, and Sores i ull kinds, its eects are marvellous. thousands of wonderful cures have been effected by it. Sold everywhere at 2x ¥d, Beware vf worthies imitations,
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