The attendances at drills, which were held regularly, ness of the Unit satisfactory.
The thanks of the Department are due to members of the Volunteer Reserve for their kindness and interest in drill and matters appertaining to the Brigade generally, by which they have continued to prepare themselves for duty in the event of any emergency. skirts which -preval i woxue of smelling salts, smartness, Nacular newspapers. 316. comment translated for Municipal Council AMONG the new publications whick come out from time stays. "Charming* too, Yet. walking costume A. P. Henningsen as Miss. Henrietta Barrett, sister of the poet, Elizabeth Barrett' Browning. Then came th 'Naughty Ninoties' signalized motifs, appeared in an example a fauminons ake sen, wit Boral the decollete in black velvet which the its oreignised evening owe, 'Was worn by Mrs, Verne Clair. Mrs, smartly sot to. the tempo of 1038 T. B. Dunne in Miss Vu Fung Chiang, Miss Doroan extravagant befsuyee Pel in modern gow 1 Xen, rs Hida 'Chen and' sed by Miss Tana for Sermo end exotic rhumbaeoctome, "te led. the modern era, seth he troning wear brought. the Ohi fashion right down "tov the latest modern creations, limning the latest ¥eque of "ultra-fashionable Young, trends) of 1984" in slhovette sal na style, in creations of appealing papers and news agencies in Shang in Chinese were set fo nee departments, first issue of the fal while special information was is office has assisted in depart-
"furnished to and published by a 'mproved, and can be still further mental publicity, which hag. been construction and Engineering Review" is particularly interesting. to be published monthly, og, it newspaper in Teung Ding, a district extended with Benefit to the public, avows, to "report all reconstruction Kiangsu. Translations of news 'There is no sign of the Press and comments of interest to. the overburdened with news of developments in industry, aviation, Council totalled 340, wualeigal "sages 'Deeplie railways, highways, shipping, rachs Ssaance: during' the year of 344 the Japanese Press Interest and public works throughout Ching. general communiques "to English In its introductory editorial, this 'The Japanese Pross has been most language, French, German and Journal claims to have no political concerned aver the extra-Settlement hor other axes to grind, nor any roads negotiations and the contem-interests except China's' to serve. plated factory inspection. These Press, there persists a demand for Press and 329'to the Japanese Our sole mission will be to report newspapers have also devoted much correctly and impartially everything, space to educational problems connote knowledge of public questions eerie eames by ieee fronting their community. The "hile ther are under discussion by foreigners, in the field of reconstruc-Japanese Press Officer issued 329 the Council, tion and engineering all over China,"
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