For the most part the roads well constructed, Near Kiangshan there is a stretch on which @ good deal of cinder surfacing has been well done. The abundance of gravel and the larger cobblestones, which fare found in the stream beds serve advantageously for top to the dirt Toads, The rock cut from the mountainside is utilized, but a good deal of construction will be required to hold some of the earth roads in position," Further on in Fukien found that to give bottom to the roadbed the nowly cut timber clear~ ed for the road was used as sleepers, making what was once known in the United States as corduroy roads. These have not yet been sufficiently. covered with earth and gravel, but fare serving to prevent the heavy buses from breaking through the road bottom at places that are low and soft with no other substantial foundations.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.