Emile Naggiar, French to China, who arrive ay, called at the Country pital shortly after 10 o'clock this morning to inquire after the condition of Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Huges-sen, British Ambassador. Sir Hughe, who has been making steady progress from injuries inflicted machine gun bullets from a Japanese on Aug. 26, conversed with the neb envoy for half an hour.
In view of the distress caused among the foreign armed forces engaged in the defence of the Settlement by the shortage of beer, the Japanese naval authorities are giving sideration to the reopening of a "major British-owned brewery in the Yangiszepoo District," 3 Japanese 1 spokesman announced yester-special consideration," he s being given in view of of the situation on the beer front:
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