The Archive · 1904

Signed) Major-General Tue

Quartermaster-general.

Mz. A.M. Marshall, agent for the P. and O. Company, has kindly offered to place the tender Victoria at the disposal of the Shanghai Cricket Club on Sunday for a trip to Woosung to visit the British fleet now anchored there.

Ir will be learnt with satisfaction that arrangements have been made, through the Navy League, to put up furlough men of H. B. M. men-of-war, s a makeshift, at the Light Horse Riding School, near the Railway Station, The Navy League proposes to provide light, straly, etc., anda light breakfast for the mien.

Dx. Gruerr Rew had a very large audience last night when he gave his usual address at the Polytechnic in Mandarin, The subject was "The official intercourse of foreign ministers and Consuls with Chinese officials and the core-monial regulations for audiences with the Emperor." The lecturer pointed out the changes which had taken place since the carly relations of foreigners with China and especially those that have taken place since 1900, ersury edition" of the Bulletin" has been sent The German er (Baron Phe following telegrams are taken Mumm you Schwarzenstein) the been consulting with the Chinese "Kobe Herald Governuent wih a view to the placing of guard troops un both Uaes of the Shantung railway.—Our oun correspondent.

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