Kuling, Sept. 11.
Kuling has welcomed back the Headmaster of the American School, Mr. Roy Allgood, and his family after tone year's leave in the States. has brought with him two new teach~ ers to join the staff.
'The Rev. and Mrs. Leete, who were in charge during Mr." Allgood' absence afe remaining on the faculty. Over 10 scholars are expected this term, which is about as Many as the school will hold with the Present accommodation, though we Understand that plans are being con sidered for enlarging the school bulld-ings—also the building of a School Chapel which is badly needed.
Dr. L. F. Cheng, the new Ambassador fo Germany, paid a visit to Kuling as the guest of the Government and stayed in the new Wbrary building.
Negotiations are still in progress between the Kuling Estate and the provincial authorities in connection with the Rendition Agreement as certain minor alterations have been sug-Rested by the latter authorities, and these matters the Council have the advice of the British Consul-General who has retuned to Kuling, for a short stay. It is expected that the actual agreement will be signed dur. ing the present month. We understand that the Advisory Committee, who will assist the Director of the Lushan Administration, is to. be a Permanent one, and will not be re-elected each years.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.