Shanghai, 4th{June, 1908, Si,—In reply to your letter of the 23rd ultimo on the subject of the uni form adopted by certain coschmen i this Settlement, I have the honour to submit that, in th opinion, redress might conceivably be obtained by the intervention of the authorities having jariadiotion over the employers Typhoid Fever. - 0
Diphtheria, 1 0 Scarlet Fever, Tuberealosi 2 o monies still required. It may be convenient that I first take up this quostion of the principally needed funds first we are short Tls. 1,400 the Land Fund which amount is due from the Chinese who engaged to wide the money for the purchase of the site of the Institute, and ne: are short Tls. 9,000, on the Building Fund which amount has beea borrowed for the purpose of laying out the grounds, a work which the Executive ommitteo felt that they were justified in taking in hand even though they had to go into debt for the purpose; the progress of this work you see in the lo Original from
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