The Archive · 1926

Chinese Police

The following correspondence is! published for general informa tion:

Council Chamber, T have the honour to state that, since that time careful observation has shown that the Chinese Authorities have failed to withdraw their men, who still continue to funetio on Robison Road; on Brenan Road between Warren and Jessfield latter proceeding to the house it was found empty. Following the arrest of a Chinese on June 9, the Police raided an address on Barden Road where three further arrests were made and a Chinese boy, who had been abducted from his home in the French Concession in May last, was discovered and rescued. Five pistols and over 200 rounds of ammunition were found on the premises, Eight Not only herel—in other lands 1ey keep from na ings ave countless as the 3 "The ultitude, forsaking art! am never averse to a jorum wine: (I have more than once pledged full allegiance to Bacchus) or to the charms of a dance with some light-footed damsel; but these gene a cee diminish my enjoyment of the burds, for they cater to the real, the Thanking you for allowing me the space in the columns of your esteemed journal, and enclosing my Tam, ete,

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