No. 50.—Munieipal Gazette—The following extract from the Munieipal Gazette, dated March 23, 1928 is published for. information: "Shanghai Light Horse—2nd Liew tenant W. R. MeBain, to be Lieutenant, dated March 18, 1082
No, 51.—Offcers' Leave—Major E. B, Macnaghten, cat. 0.8. Field Artillery Battery (Hows, Teave extended until 31-5.28; Major A. Zee, Headquarters, from 28 to 16-4-28; Capt. J. R, Harder, Engineer Company, from 27-2-28 to 30-11-28; Lieut. A: T. Wong, C nese Company, from 26-3-28 to 24- 4-28, TuteRE is a cootie working in the North-China" Building who is possessed of initiative if nothing else. On Tuesday afternoon, he arrived at the lift door on one floor with both arms full of books. 'The logical thing for him to have done to bring the lift to that floor was to put down his burden and ring in. the ordinary manner. Not. so this coolie, however, for, retaining' the full cargo of books in his arms, merely protruded his tongue, twisted it into something like a cylindrical shape, and, with the end of it, pressed the bell-push. There is a strong spring behind that push, but the muscles behind "his tongue were stronger, and the duly arrived!
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