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H.B.M. Consul-General then read the first resolu-

tion to give effect to the proposed traffic and police permit regulations which are printed below.

Mr. Arnett proposed and Mr. Herb seconded the

adoption of the resolution.

H. B. M. Consul-General: As suggested in my

remarks at the beginning of the meeting, I think it is

desirable to pass these regulations en bloc.

The regulations read as follows:-

SHAMELN TRAFFIC REGULATIONS.

1. Shameen is a territory rented by the French and

British Governments from the Chinese Government for the

business and residential purposes of their nationals and

other foreigners.

2. All the roads, paths, grass, etc., are maintained

by rates paid by the landrenters.

3. Owing to the increasing volume of traffic it be-

comes necessary for maintainence of better order to make traffic regulations which all should observe.

4. There are five (5) roads from East to West in Sha-

meen and five (5) cross roads from worth to South.

5. Of the roads East to West the Bouthern road is

known as the Bund or Front Bund, and behind this is a

path called the Bund Path. The Second road is that imme-

diately in front of the South row of houses.

There are two roads, the South and North road in

the Centeàl Avenue.

The fifth road is known as the Back Bund and is

North of the North row of houses.

6. During business hours, i.e., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. the

Front Bund and road while available as a thoroughfareg

shall not be used as a promenade. During the evening from

5 p.m. onwards the Front Bund is recognised as reserved for