You will have read the prospectus} of the new British School, to which there is little to add, but we all feel that Me. H. R. Dixon is an excetient rman for the work he has undertaken fand we have great expectations. AS the safely of Kuling seems now assured, there should' be little doubt about' the parents leaving the children in Kuling in his good hands fatter the summer season. The Headmaster of the Kuling American School and his family are leaving {or furlough this summer and expect to be away one year. Dr. and Mrs. Day. will be leaving for Hangchow after the summer, we understand.
We have recently had a visit from the United States Minister, Mr. Sohnson, who paid a visit to thi Generalissimo. " Another interesting. visitor was Mr. James Thorp from America who made a geological sur~ vey of the mountains. The sum hotel will be carried on as usual at the American School for two months, many bookings having already been made. We understand that Redcroft also opening up again as a sum-met hotel for two months oF 20.
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