Journalists are not prominent in the hunting field "in Shanghai, if fields be counted. The reasons ave generally recognised domestic at all events. Tt is therefore wit particular satisfaction that the pro: fession regards the prowess of those few of its members—who actively support the Shanghai Paper Hunt. "Last year this journal was
of its staff in gaining her "pink?
io applaud the success of one Actually at the moment she is nursing an injured limb because of, her enthusiasm for the great sport, but she will be cheered and perhaps spurred to recovery by the news of the success of a confrere, Mr. C. J, Chancellor, of Reuter's Agency, who: won the coveted honour on Satui day. Tt is suspected that Mr. Chancellor is more highly delighted with that achievement than with corded by his organisation since his, coming to Slanghai, although that suspicion is not intended for the austere ears of the Thames Em~ bankment. "He has already been jrarmly congratulated and this fugtive pote of endorsement is gladly. added. To his tosses of the hax now given u generous joinder and Shanghai" journs are proud of their two "pinks The seasonable spirit of compromise has been at work and tel phone subscribers have the satisfac of knowing: that their telephones of cost them more until 1995 after all And, even in that fateful the cent and perhaps ma ved chara wil 1087 eomdions left to take care of itself on this December day of 1983. The Council has taken steps to assist the Telephone ting the Ameri the public in that it phone subscriber: precise knowl amount which upon to pay up to April 1937. So the Telephone Com. any has withdrawn its application for an immediate increase in the rates and given an "undertaken 1 accept tariff enhanced by mot more than' 25" percent. in 1986. The Parlics to this arrangement. will be congratulated, although no doubt, they will sil Nave to contend with the splendid. pes sin of the con
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