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had lain dormant, This resulted in a storm of protest from the more radical Chinese newspapera. By the good offices of H.M. Congul-General and the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce reason was restored on ita being explained that authentic ✨raffic regulations were in course of preparation and would be published in due course. The Chinese General Chamber of Com- merce kindly consented to translate these no that our friends might see that there was no wish either to restrict unreason- ably the movements of our Chinese neighbours or to hurt their susceptibilities. The regulations have now been compiled and translated, We hope that those concerned will allow them a fair trial as to whether the amenities of Shameen are improved thereby or not, Copies have been circulated to ratepayers but in case these have not been studied in full in the short time available I venture to touch on them as regards the more in- portant items, namely: the status of Bhameen (rule 1); division of roads for various services (rule 8, 9, 10); rights of land- ing and using Thameen as a thoroughfare (rules 7, 15); the use of the Bund as a promenade (rule 6); and the control of un- know Chinese who nave, according to its status, no reason for wishing to enjoy the amenities of Shameen (rules 14, 15).

Rule 1 13 intended for the benefit of Chinese, some of whom do not appear to have a clear knowledge of the status of

"Shameen.

Kules 8, 9 and 10 are new but seem a necessary improve- ment. bagh new ilong brings in a new set of people connected therewith and the traffic on the Central Avenue is truly heavy. Rule 10 being obvious in its meaning, the "as far as possible"

has been omitted.

Rules 7 and 15 are not intended as more than a clear 3tatement of fact and will only hurt the feeling of those who know they have no moral right to make a thoroughfare of Shame en to the detriment of those who have,

Zule 6. · The Chinese papers may criticize this para- ɛraph but it will be mn empty criticism as during the many