At present. the chief motor traffic is between Kueiyang and Anshun (about 68 miles) and one or two motor tracks go up and down daily Tt appears that passenger cars are yet too few, 0 these tr are evowded with passengers and goods, to the inconvenience of the passengers, but they seem to be only too glad to he able to travel so quickly (about four hours either was). The faro is $5, When the expected Fords come along. no doubt there will be a passenger service in opera~ tion. [hear that a tax of $15 per month for motors and of $1 per month for bicycles (*push-bikes") will be charged, no doubt to meet the cost of road repairs. The road north to Chibshui is not yet completed.
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