To the Editor of the "Nortu-Curxa Dairy News."
Sin,—A few year ago, as a result of considerable agitation, a Municipal regulation was promulgated to the effect that all dogs were to be muzzled when on the streets.
I do not know whether this regulation is still in force, for almost all the dogs I pass on the streets of the Western district are unnuzzled. Since the hot season is approaching and the number of dogs now in the Settlement is greatly increasing, I seek the medium of your valuable columns to bring to the notice of the authorities concerned the matter of enforcing this regulation.
It was only recently that several cases of rabies in the Philippine Islands were reported in your newspaper.
I am, ete, To the Editor of the "Nortu-Cuina Datty News."
Sir,—In a telegram from London dated June 7 which appeared in the issue of your evening contemporary of the sth instant the following subscriptions are ackvowledged for the Royal Air Force Memorial Governor and residents of Hongkong £273 Nairobi and Kisumu (East Africa) 207 Nawab of Task (Rajputana) 200 Officers and civilians in Khartum 20 Residents of Shanghai, through Lady Des Vooux and Overseas Club My memory may have failed me but I cannot remember ever having seen any appeal for subscriptions either from Lady Des Voeux or the Overseas Club.
If such an appeal has been made it would appear that Shanghai had been rather behind hand.
I am, ete.,
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