'Harmony at Ratepayers' Annual Meeting: Rejection of Scheme for Debentures to Repair Roads: Chen-O'Malley Shiques on the Central Bank of China, was to be paid out of the /aygqp Movements, Bullying, and balance on the 1928 accounts furished the first battle of the meet-Hospital Cases ing. The resolution that this payment be made, as d by Br.
Prox Oct Owx Conaesroxoext Dupree, was challenged by Mr. A. E. jangsi, Mar. 22. Marker, on the ground that it was Nanchang, seattle to be fair to the point of There have been many rumours potnienets, for the balance belonged lately rately of ax impending war wit of an impend Agreement Fae Ove Own Hankow, Mar. 29.
The annual general meeting of the ratepayers in the S.A.D. 3 (ex-British Concession) was held in tthe Victoria Hall yesterday, and was presided over by the Director, Mr. KH. Tsai, He was supported on platform by H.B.M. Consul-General, the members of the Council, and various officials.
As the statement of accounts and the proposed Budget for 1920 had een in the hands of the ratepayers for some days, and as due notice had been given of the motions to be submitted, the ratepayers were not seriously inconvenienced by the fact that the annual report was not placed in their hands till the Gay of the meeting, As the present director had only been in office for' one month of the year under revie the naturally draws attention to the fact that the report refers for the most part to the work of his pre-cessor and the permanent staff. "here: has only been one change in the membership of the Council Not Kept one vould, the ratepayers Were] to-day of four (the rebemae ne it} Wohan, and with the arrival here raving this money twice over. He from he Peking Rrged that the loss sustained by: Hospital, headed by Dr. Liv, the of the force has been good, and each ratepayer ought to the estab-assistant superintendent, to assist the baning which they hare the training which they have under~ lished, and suggested that the loss] the care of the wounded, rumours sone hasbeen ceria, The) ener] oho) or peu looned ifthe ate cul aes open a aire We kaon Rt ner tr has a'eeord of S05] Ste.
Mr. Marker was supported in his of ay, felling actually Prints, and 200 of these already port that they were to treat ninety ome under the notice of the police contentions by the British Consul-wounded in Nanchang, from the fon more than one occasion, The General, who pointed out that the firing front. census taken by the police shows currency in question had a cash taken bY he PoNGdents in value, for some time after the 'There are a bostrian and © cent that there the Special Area: Owner, "2ai that the question at jasue was now oldiers for not assisting them wilh, area of whom 7725 cheques were paid, and also showed lying seriously wows' shot by. British and 61 American. To the being argued in the Supreme Court Jout payment. These men are in the for China and. was fikely to be Nanchang General Hospital. We British should be added 39 persons argued in the House of Lords. have heard that others have been classed as "Indians, shot for not conceding to soldiers'
The Fire Brigade only had to) solution wishes, but have not seen the deal with two serious fires during fas amended to authorise an ez~ patients. the year. Tu Jaly, fire broke out Hate, Moly Oc the son freie payment in aliver of 60 Per!
A lange force emiburked in junk 's godown "D2," causing con- cent. of any cheque which was Te-for Kanchow, in the southern part turned to the Council as a final' of Kiangsi, to suppress bandits, yes-stable loss, and in October there 'a. big blaze at the Nisshin Kisen Kaisha's shed. The Delghaye Indder still is out of service, waiting for the necessary parts to be supplied by the makers, before it can be repaired. The question of. the S.A.D. 3 engine lending assistance quittance of this debt.
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