To the Editor of the "Nonmn-Cmxa Dany News."
Sm,—May I be permitted to congratulate you on your talented correspondents (or correspondent) from Ningpo; the letters.that piquant' humour, al such unsimulated sincerity, thee it would be herd to find their equal in almost any penny dreadful."
At first Twas at a loss to know to. what this "capital literature" wghé be atiibuled, have, te thank Miss Agatha Boadge for clue. Tt must be that Mr.* Alf. Saucers is not the onl i Ningpo to see things with green eyes who eat night from Tam, ote.
Surely what all the foreign Powers should iraist on ie sitailar procedure and. representation to that st present. in force. in. the ago of Customs disputes: and srely' that is what we are' entitle eid to by trouty.
Until the whole Law or any new Pill is: thoroughly "thrashed. out, subjected to devastating criticism {rem al sides, and altered out should never be treated aerionaly. recognition in many respects, it
There ig an old saying "Tu vain in the sight of the bird jg the net of the fowler displayed." Can it hoe that the Diplomatic bird is) fxerption to the rilet—or is the Caplination, ne "we. aust all Aiovoutly hope, that the reports of the action of the. Diplo ale "Body arg macerate son: who has. lived in Ohina, imperfect, "Fo any: pee:
who hes saen existing conditions and is capable. of forming an pinion as to what those contutions. are likely. to he for some years to come, it is -absolutoly inconceivable that, foreign Government, with their ores, oper, will oarée to reeoxnize the Trade: mark Law" without the amend. ments fo which you have refereed {o- in your lending articles.
do not know how many detuded: people. or firms here have 0 far, wasted rheic money on registration' arrider' the: now Law," but surely "itis high time "that all
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