The message and aim of the poem fare justified, but I cannot calmly Trade With Australia organ for the discussion of all questions affecting missionary effort in China, and it endeavours to study the various points of view held by the body it represents, If it misrepresents the point of view of its constituency the correspondence columns are always open to criti-elsin of its articles, or the policy of "The Recorder" as indicated in the editorials. In the next issue (August) A. N. R. discussed the very topic Mr. Grafton now writes about in your columns, showing very emphatically that' he was "quite unconvinced by Br. Kirby Page's argument."
Th Me. Grafton's last paragraph reference is made to extraverritorality, In the July number which has so upset Mr, Grafton there is an article by G. G. Warren which says that whilst he longs for the abolition of extrality he recognizes there is a right and a wrong way of abolishing its, that the matter cannot be accomplished until there ig a just low and a just administra-
ME E. 7. Sheat, The Australian Government Trade Commissioner in the East, will be pleased to furnish upon request informa tion and advice regarding.
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