The income of the port is six million dollars, and running ¢x-
{wo millions for development, suc pases are four millions, leaving schools, roads, bridges, and hay-dour works. A scheme is at present in hand to construct new wharves for the coaling of vessels. In shipping. civeles the opinion was expressed that the wharves that were formerly used by the Ger man Navy could with little expense have been put in order for that
fitable spent in providing more purpose, and the money, move pro: storage accommodation which villas, many handsome public buldmadtinantu has has still much of the stil! much of the wider and Sstrctn, The army ie not ored for [and told Rio fo call atthe less accessible mountain such heavy work gave him his eard age" a work of bandit suppression, Yamen, [Etc me, public, build: ore sealed But, whether this well-lit roads; fact, in all res-rifleism is correct' or not, nobody oda all tines wih entry, people ban then he, would ace what he could ds pects, " thoroughly up-to-date city. denied that Admiral Shen has been has Tone ape Owenkly purchases. militia, Eueation is also receiving Yamen, the old id of country} do for do for him him.
On the it Raporranhicaly 4 4 ist" perca: "the One other very noticeable Zenture, divided re doing his best to develop the ton port make, their week, Parolainte detailed attention, under a special necessary, in. accordance with old [residential and sriramer-resore por- especially to one coming from other Commissioner, particularly parts of the North which are 50 about bad trade, but for once they fre not due, as elsewhere in Chin, to. political troubles or misgovern-Jngnt, bt to the great drop that has Yaken place this year in the prices of agricultural' products; ground dots, for instance, having" fallen rom $8 last-year to $3.80 this year.
'A noticeable feature in the streets
fugees, from south-westsmn the jong columns of food re-nnd handicraft education which the General favours in preference to the high schools.
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