Police and volunteers, attracted great charging (or allowing to be charged) Pree tee i prohibited from
the puller more than the maximum The French Fire Brigade hiring charge laid down by the completed the march-past, going by on Council from time to time, and the licensee is made responsible for {helt re-engines and escapes, OM-/keeping vehicles cers and men smart in white 2 at oes meet luriies eat with oe record of all out with actual charges made, mad which record shall be always Medals for Firemen available to the Police.
The first of the four receptions The licence conditions for public held on Saturday was that of the Fire rickshaws will be enforced "from Brigade, at Avenue Joffre Station, August 1. where Captain Rovere, chief of the!
Mutual Ald Association brigade, welcomed his colleagues of the Inlernalonal Seitlement, Chapel, jZ2 addition to the authorized hire tédition to the authorized hire and the Chinese City, as well as a. number of members of the French/of 19 cents small money per day is from time to time an extra charge and international volunteer compan-permitted to those Licensees who les of the brigade. wye paid over to the Pullers' Mutual Six Chinese members of the bri-JAid Association $1.50 per rickshaw made then med up, and were presented by M. Colffard with Munici er, month, in advance. Preference be given by the Council. in pal Medals, as awards for good an* long service. They were: Ko Ah-ranting licences to those owners agree to ce-operate. in" this zeng (liver medal) 'Liew Zo-tsang,|scheme. Arrangements have' been
Wei-tseng and Wang chi pio (bronze Toh Ab-ming. Chia Wei-jao, Chia made with the Bank of China and National Commercial Bank medals). to. receive such payments from "Phere were no speeches at the|rickshaw owners and receipts from Consulate-General. The playing of|either Bank will be accepted by the the Marselllaise and the toast of|SM.C. Revenue Office as evidence of "France" were the simple ceremonies such payments. at a crowded gathering of leaders in many walks in life in Shanghai.
The Cercle Francais (sometimes known as the,'small French Club") held a reception at 1230. pin. at their premises in Route Vallon. A Digger crowd than usual attended and the speeches, of which there were three, were brief) and well received.
Other celebrations included the children's sports meeting at Koukaza, which was a huge success.
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