In reply to the toast of Sit Charles Little, Captain Sun Hsi Fong said, in effect, that the general friendliness which was so marked a feature between the British and Chinese in Weihaiwei, was due, in his opinion, to the work of those who were responsible for good relation-¥ ships, towards his fellow-countrymen. heir efforts towards this great end. he added, were never ed.
The French Community Hotel, is Mrs. Broomhail, bu Marjorie Parsons to prefer palette and brush to walking stick and brogues. Master John Seddon is ill looking for that outsize: in whales, and has already caught one of humbler tions which enjoyed for his supper. He is not the onl:
herman whose piscat efforts have met with success Muling is busy making the n of her pretty hill There was an At Home on the French Flapship on July followed by dancing. Many young people were again present, and gaiety and high spirits were rife.
During the day, Admiral Lo Bigot laid wreaths on two French graves in the Naval Cemetery.
On July 18 Madam Basset gave a low more charming than ever.
In the avenin, eis the usual and bungalows to the ship: and the island especially on "Black Fridays," of course!
Two of the many future. events which are casting pleasant shadows before; are the Island Golf Tournament and the Rifle Meeting.
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