The -third chapter of this exposure introduces a body that it cap well be imagined would be viewed with scorn and suspicion by the Eoochow Creek Bureau, namely the Whangpoo Conservancy Board. This latter highly organized and extremely efficient department ie actually prepared, and even anxious, to take on work that does net properly concern it and will not benefit its own service to any) tremendous extent, and, and most remarkable of alf, it is not worrying about the financial side at all. The Soochow Creek Bureau, which collects considerable sums in dues and - does not spend them on the work it is sup-yesed to do, cannot understand such an attitude, Of course, it only draws attention to ihe fact that the Whangpoo Conservancy
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