Facilities for Mail and Passengers For the convenience of the general public, an agency for the conduct of business "with the China National vietion Corporation opened Sept, 1 in the pr Whiteaway, Laidl king Road, tickets for egulay excursion, oF a yy any of the Cor on's machines in operation in China, facilities for the quicker delivery @f urgent mail from out ces also connection with the Corporation's been arranged at this agen All information concerning the scivicer and booking, formerly to be Secured only at the Read offers, shay ow be made in the heart of the Business "centres" fu" addition, ait-mail stamps Will Be on sale at this figeney, and, by arrangements. with the postal authorities, there wil be box far the potting. of ait-mall ietlers, "Letters brought. by' "the (Corporation's aeroplanes front other Ports will be taken to this" effec direct from the asrodvome for dis: tribution:
The Corporation expects that the establishment will grentiy" popu frie aviation busines tin view of to" the publi.
convenience the. agency fers One of the last acts of the second annual convention of the Library Association of China, which closed fon August 80, was to request National Government.'to set USS. $1,000,000 from the U.
(000,000 American cotton. and wheat loan for the development of libraries in China, to reduce his clothing possible, and" he ome amazing boots built, which rare no more than oiled silk stained eok like leather, and which ould be put inn waistcoat, pocket. 'On one occasion when he Was race {ing at Home, a Jockey. room valet fon one of the fashionable courses came up to Mr. Springfield. just Yefore 'a race in' which he was to ride and, very distressed, said could not Gnd his boots. He was then handed an envelope and, when fat last induced to. open it, and find ing the famous boots inside, be Gite them' all round' the" pad-flock, to the huge delight of all. misted fu Shanghai and there. are Mr. Springfield will be genuinely
very great number of people who {will not easily forget his confirm: fed_ energy at, segavds his offi duties, and the consefentious. ma tier im which he attended to. the iis splendid spirit of sportsman fand his accomplishments in those branches he personally favoured;
Iriwhich he engaged in" sporting the very Zo and bane manner poles. Mfr. Springfield never Resitated to speare when he thought relonm was called for, he always Spoke briefly but to the point, and arguments were £0. genuine, $0 fWellsrensoned,, and so" convincingly put, that he had) more" successes Than failures wish spring held. on his, departure wilt Shanghai's best eeeGood "untingy" and. that fare well hope will be echoed by a big crowd of sporting people.
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