To the Editor of the "Nonti-Cuia Dany News"
Sm—"New Order appears to be the watchword of the day. The Japanese Authorities have taken a very sensible step towards the establishment of a "Now Order in East Shangha!" by abolishing the pass system on the Garden Bridge, The effects of this long overdue and very welcome move are already becoming apparent, Would it be too much to: ask them to abolish the "old disorder on the Garden Bridge" by discontinuing the entirely unnecessary, useless and vexatious goods examination which takes place there, and which daily causes several horrible traffic jambs? Further, could they prevail upon the drivers of the numerous "pirate busses in the Eastern District to tale elementary trate precautions and observe ordinary "courtesy, for in= stance, by drawing up to the kerb when taking up or selting down pose sengers, instead of coming to a full stop almost in the "middle of the Other trame offences constantly occur in the District, but as their perpetrators are apparently a law unto themselves, any request for thelt courtesy or consideration towards others would probably be unavailing and had perhaps better not be made, Gyn. Shanghai, Feb. 21.
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