To the Editor of the "Norta-Cama Dairy News."
Sir,—Your own correspondent is somewhat out of date in these progressive times, for under personal notes of your esteemed paper of the Sist ultimo, he omitted a few who go towards making up the personnel of a port—unless his opinion is to the contrary.
Among the arrivals who have been long enough with us to be almost called old residents are:—Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, Taikoo; Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Mr. Kydd (manager) and Mr. Kimes, 8.0. Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Gosling, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr, and' Mrs. Sell, Messrs. Lee, Walters and Hubbard, Customs; Mr. Abron, C. P. O.; Mr. Butland, A. P. O.; and Mrs. Watson, B. A. T.; and Mr. Spafford, F.'B. C. The last but not least to arrive is Me. Davis, Customs, recently from England. Mr. Davis is an ex: perienced flier, having served ax lieutenant with the R. A. F. iv Egypt.
The transfer of Mr. Chang, Taoyin of Ningpo, to Hangchow and the arrival of Mr. Wang who re lieved him may be of interest and also goes to show how Ningpo is on the move.
It may be as well to mention that the port now sports a football and hockey team under the captaincy of our popular Mr. Lawson of Taiko.
The port is likewise having series of billiard tournaments and some good play is to be seen.
Tam, ete., Nor Your Own Conresronvext. Ningpo, April 3.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.