FROM THE BW.A, It ie with great pleasure that the British Women's Association tends greetings to the "North-China Herald" on "the occasion of the {alters eightieth anniversary The old idea that women had little wae for newspapers beyond the obvious one of ahting res, has Particularly ts this v0" the Par ly losing' ground.
East, where some knowledge of what is going on, in a country x0 wnacttled The Very Rev. Dean A. C. 8. Trivett Mr. PI W, Maze. just With congratulations and good wishes-—EMORY W. LUCOCK.
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