That engaging local monthly "Town and Sportsman" has surpassed itself in making its current issue a Silver Jubilee number. Tt has a pleasantly written life of the King with appro-Briate portraits "and photographs. Apart from that its readers are given some admirable topical articles which effectively minister to the taste of sportsmen and sportswoman in Shanghai. Especially interesting is fig authentic account of the famous Moonlight Steeplecase of the Royal Horse "Artillery from Ipswich to Nacton in the early eighteenth century, together with the prints which are''so well-known to horsemen the world over. Art is not neglected for Mr. M. Komor and Miss Emily Hahn deal respectively with Chinese painting andthe "Lite Theatre" movement in Shanghai, The Dog Show is not forgotten. Altogether Mr, Acheson E, Lucey and his staff deserve to be congratulated on an admirable vindication of the special place which their now well-established journal holds in Shanghai's esteem.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.