To the Editor of the "Nonri-Cinxa Dany News"
Sin—Will your correspondent Marnemarics of other "Wanr Mons Moxey" correspondent kindly help me to solve my financial problems, 'Lam purchasing goods from' a manufacturer in Europe who insists upon "cash with order."
The exchange to remit by demand draft on London is 1/~ whereas if the manufacturer would only draw upon me I could obtain an exchange of 1/2 Lo, a saving of 16 per cent, The duly is 20 per cent, unless the cargo is shipped on a Japanese vessel when It would be "duty free,"
Probably by some mathematical solution this 36 per cent, might be saved.
Shanghai, May 17, New Coffin Storage:
The Threat to Tunsin Road To the Editor of the Nonit-Cuia Dany News"
Sin I feel it is necessary to bring to the notice of Western District residents, the fact that a large coffin repository is in the course of construction on 'Tunsin Road. 'The ground is now fenced and the bulld-Ings will be completed in a week. 'Also, negotiations are under way for 'a refugee camp on another piece of Vacant Iand on this road, 'This means that Tunsin' Road, one of the very few residential areas left to foreigners in our much congested city, is {0 be made'a "dump" for Chinese, both living and dead, Surely, there must be some method of preventing these serious menaces to the health and peace of foreigners in this vicinity, A summer, virtually as prisoners in Shanghai, with the attendant epidemics, is a" cheerless enough prospect, without having coffins und refugees on our doorstep.
Toxsix Roa Resiwesr.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.