Oct. 21, INCESSANT rise in the prices of commodities and feared shortage of stocks of petrol, kerosene and other liquids have prompted numerous residents and unscrupulous hoarders to hoard more que issued by the Council yesterday following special Council "North-China. Daily News" delivery meetings on Saturday and Monday last. The Council has submitted coolie, Chu Ah-zee, was wounded br to the Consular Body for approval, a bye-law conferring upon it the 1 missile and was stocks' than necessary for immediate needs.
This has created a serious fire hazard, according to an official communique issued yesterday by the S.M.C. In an effort to reduce risks to life and power to make rules regarding prices of essential commodities sold property the Fire Brigade, it was by retailers, The public, it was pointed out, should not expect one amore coen inspections of premises, reported large number of commodities to come quickly under control, It it up with letters of instruction a was learned that the process of control would be gradual, but would be carried out in the best interests of the public.
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