This week's " Municipal Gazette" is avery fall number. It announces the composition of this year's Court of Foreign Consuls, in which the Consols-General of Norway, Germany and Italy find themselves associated.
Mr. and Mrs, 8.K, Tsao, Mr.and Mrs.|No exception can. be taken Fong F. Sec, and Mr. and Mrs. T. H.}t the personnel of this Court, Lee. Messrs. H. A. Mor W-bat it will be generally held to be Harvey, T. T. Wong, Mesdames C. L. Boynton, C, H, Robertson, W. EH. Taylor, Alice Fitch, Mary Ting, Ha net M. Smith. The membera of the teachers' party are Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bolt, Mr. P. I. and Mrs. Wold, Mesers. Thomas E. Breece, F.
Eaton, Carroll B. Malone, Ernest Smith, Louis Wolferz. Mesdames Katherine P. Crane, Elizabeth Hogbes, Beatrice B. Pickett, John Pickett, Edith V, Bharpe, Florence Esther Start, Emma Liggett, M. Mabel Lig-gert, Irma Talmage.
The dioner was followed by brief addresses of welcome from Messrs. ¥. C.
Toeg. Dr. Wilder and Mr. Boynton, snd Mr. Wold replied for the teachers An exhibition of Chinese joggling, disbolo playing and—kinematograpb pictures were given after dianer, The teachers who were the guests of the evening bare been selected by the Chinese Government to initiate the new Indemnity Fand school in Peking which is to open within the next month, undesirable on principle that the Court, apart from the Senior Consol, should be constituted outside the nationalities which are nomerioally the strongest this Settlement. The "Gazette" contains the Minutes of the Plague Prevention Conference held on February 6, together with the Regalations approved in this connexion. Th another long Minute on the Building Rules for Chinese Houses, and the points at issue between the Health Officer and the Special Committee are set forth in detail. On the subject of the Tramways we learn that the offer of a flat rate for current has been made and accepted.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.