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THE INTERNATIONAL

INSTITUTE.

THE DIRECTORS' LEPORT.

Shanghai, 15th October, 1905.

hon, for hoadsoba, ratchlag, dizziness; distress 500ond, between China and the United States, į wa zooojved word that tho Viceroy at Nanking

of

, wind, etc.

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greater SUCCONE.

Within

fooling on the part of some that there is tas niach unfriendliness on the part of the Chiness to warrant any large amount of assistance on the part of foreigners. But my reply to this is that if ancha statement is correct, then there is a recognised need of jast euch work as le In presenting the present brief report of the contemplated by the Institute. Secondly, there work of the Institute for the last six months, has besa a little dissatisfaction because of the

I regret

the delay as much as anyone, but all the points will be considered under three delay in getting the Instituta incorporated. general divisions, fret the ordinary aspect of the work, second the discouraging supert of it seems impossible to place the blame on the work, and third the uncouraging aspect of any one paraen. The delay was unavoidable.

Thirdly

there hara also been those whe hare the work. Those subject to bilionsness should pay care-

First, under the ordinary aspout of the work said, that the Chinese haring failed to completo ful attention to diet, and avoid fatigue, anxiety, it may be mentioned that the glass instruction the amount of money required for the parchass aud exposure to cold. After too heart a meal,

It one Doan's Dinner Pill will ward off any has continued. In addition to the department of the land, ought not to criticiss persoas in the

amannts which are expected from them. aftor-effect by giving the digestire organs, the of English wo bavo. added on the special oceantries who have failed to complete the liver and bowels, the additional help tuey and department of Political Science and Kiators.hauk be borne in mind that in accordance As the new building erected for the students

with the regulations the persons responsible This medicine should always be baudy, and

kept 60 NEW PIANOS is taken whenever you fed your food is not sufficiently large for other than class

con purposes, we have contioned to rent a are those who are the members of the Institute, repeating" or disagreeing with you.

Chinese building near by at Tls. 30 a month and that the ones who reoxive the greatest- Don's Dinger Pills are Naturo's own

We have been assisted by three Chinese advantage are those who live in Shanghai. Wo caunot very well make a demand on friande in medicine for liver, biltonguess, and all stomach

teachers, troubles. They are made from pure roots and

Besides this, the Lecturas which were carried the home countries. The help they ve B horbs which act gently and in harmony with

on for two years in the Polytechnic Institute will oppreisto, but it can hardly be enid that Nature, driving out the clogging impurities, have been rested in our now Stadeuts all, they are bound to help us, Chinese or

foreigners, who live in Shanghai. allaying inCammation and irritation, and being given on Saturday afternoons twice a

The third aspect is one of encouragement. restaring a regular and natural notion to the month. Our general topic has beau Friendly The first encouragement is that the influence liver, bowels and digestive system,

Relations, discussing, first, the Friendly

Fals

of the Institute is extending to other partą of Donn's Dinner Pills are the best tions between China and Foreign Countries, Clina Soon after we issunil our last report, dicia for bilinusness. indigestion, constips.

and, third, as seen in the Treaty o

yofPeace betwe90 ufter eating, poor appatito, yellow eres, beartas-is and Japas with bearings upon China, and the Governor at Hangchow had exch burn,

Hanan, Tuan Fang, had contributed $1,000. Doane Dinner Pills are 11 a box.ior 6 The room need for the Leatures prevents the atributed Tis, 1,000, and the Gararnor of boxes for 6- Of all chemists, and medicine. atbondance of a large number of the Chinese, Mexican, ali to be used for the Class work of WINKELMANN,

dealart, or direct from the proprietors the but we are pleased to say that those who have the Institute, aither in Scholarships or in Foster-McClellan Co., S. Wells Street, Oxford attended are intelligent, and representative helping to provide for the instruction. KRAUSS, Street, London, England, post free on receipt men, who are interested in promoting friendly the last month we have also received Tls, 500 feelings between China and other countries, from the Viceroy of Sechuan for the purchaso price HAAKE, For Itching Files, Ringword, Eczema, and An hear or mars is devoted to the social of u os for the Library. During sammor spent in Hangeben, every Initating Skiu Complaint, Dean's monities, and we have been plead that a nation, which w

Doan's certain number of foreigners have bem in.

u soars of lectures was given to the officials at Ointment in a sore and lasting cure. Ointment is 2/3 & pot, ir 13/9 for 6 pots. It is clined to come and meet the Chinese in this the invitation of the Gorernor. We also had sold by all shemists and draggists, or may be friendly way. This may be regarded as onsiderable social intercourse with the officials, had, post free on receipt of price, direct from expression of the main idea of the Iustitato

Tacation was at least boing profitably spent. the proprietors, the Foster-McClellan Co., 8, Under more favourable circumstances this idea of that provincial capital, and folt that our BABY GRANDS. Wells Street, Orford Street, London, England. of the Instituto could be carried out with much The Governor mot the extra expouso incurred in our being absent from Shanghai. W paid a hurried visit to Soochow to consult with Governor about lectures to be given the next year. We have also received an invitation trom the Governor of Shantung to give a course of lectures to the officials during our winter vacation at Chiuanfu, a provincial capital, where wo lived Becond, eenesening the discouraging aspects for seven years when in connection with the of the work, wo will first mention the offants of America Presbyterian Mission. If the staff the boycoti upon our work. It should be

of the Institate consisted of more than one, it noted that in accordance with the regulations would be possible to extend the work of the d of the Institute, cus object is to cook the wol Instituto to other firaportant cautres, and this

fare primarily of the Chiness, and another to promote harmony between China and the without the expenditure of nuy money for the West, The Boycott has certainly been carriol erection of buildings. The Lostitute's prororty work ought to be extended throughout China, on with the intention of benefiting the Chinese, will be in Shanghai, a secure place; but the but not with any idea of maintaining barmony and oven to Peking. with Americans. It is, therefore, contrary to A scondernouragement has been the report 1889 250.267.000 28,259,000 6,682,000 641 the spirit and purpose of the Institute. When which we have received from New York, 1890,000,000 26,663,000 6,915,000 7:48 we mention that some ten foreign firms which namely, that the American committee has been 1891. 241,333,000 31.029,000 7,028,0 10 7-83 1892 216 400,000 25,984,000 5,857,000 G-3 bave been represented on the general com- enlarged, that now subscriptions have bent 1898 912,800,000 30,559,000 6,016,000 5.95 mittes of the Institate have had their goods, made, and that all these have been paid. Se 1334.248,367,000 31,854.000 5,093.000 492 which have been purchased in America, pinced leap as this committee is not discouraged, we 1895 248,800,000 32,450,000 5,307,900 5-12 under the ban of the boycott; and that several in Shanghai ought not to be discouraged. We 1896 228,400,000 30,157,000 6,026,000 5-28f the Chinese who have been prominent in appreciato very much the efforts that have been 1697 204 267,000 29,217,000 4,352,0-3511 initiating the boycott, are also members of put forth by the chairman of the committes,

our committve, a well as liberal subscribers, 1r. Willie G. Low. 1898...205,200,000 28,879,000 4,1 6,000 487 199 217,457,000 $1,469.000 4,737,000 5-2 it will be readily soon that it but boan lifealt to secure that friendly co-operation, which was 1000...184,533,000 25,445,000 3,949,00 514

exhibited when the Institute was Bret insaga rated in Stanglini. We have tried to be on friendly terms with all the members of the committee, but it must be said that there has

During the last six months the able secretary not been that same ardonr and cordiality on the of our oxocative committee has left for part of several of the Chinese which we export- Amorica, but we are glad that we have neurad onced in previous years. Of course, under such circumstances, many foreigners both here and for this position Mr. H. Bismarck, a member at home, who have been made to enter, would In accordance with the new regulations that not be very keen on making a subscription have been drawn up the members of the to the Institute. Our School Iran not been advisory council are to be choren from the boycotted, but at the beginning of the subscribing or permanent members of the Whether this will make any agitation most of our atadonts became Institute. quits excited while several of them joined in difference or not, I cannot say. A subseribing with the general movement for the condomna. member is one who pays an annual fee of $20 tion of American injustice, and failed to reline Marcan. A permanent member is one who that any Americas could be a sincere friend. has contributed the sum of Tl. 1,000 or more. We are glad to say that since the opening of At present there are 20 permanent members, the Lew term thers has been no trouble in this Aterious and 16 Chinese. respect. The students have gone on diligently with their regular work.

AT PRICES OF COTTAGES, OCCUPYING SAME SPACE.

AND WITH ALL THE

CHINA TEA EXPORTS:

The Board of Trade publishes the following table showing the China taa export for twenty years, and the int resting anotaations in

FINE TONE AAD APPEARANCE values-

OF A FULL GRAND.

Талга

Value.

Quintilies, Total Per 1h

Lbs. Hk. Th 1881,268,800,000 29,055,000 8,111,000 7-96 1886. 283,867,00 32,260,000 8,538,000 7-an 1880.. 205,600,000 33,505,000 8,334,000 0-81 1887. 287,067,0 0 30,041,000 7,291,000 6-10 PRESENT STOCK 1888 289,067,000 30,283,030 7.116.000 -91

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1601 14.400,000 18,513,00 2,743,000 420 1302 212,533,00) 22860,010 2,972,000 353 1903 43.783,0 26,334,000 5,475,000 373 1904 199,468,000 30,202,000 4,329,000 5:37 Note-The average value of Hnikwau tael is striod by the Chinese Customs Department to have been as follows:-In 1884, bs. 7d.; in 1985, 5s. 3.; in 1880, 5s. Old,; in 1887, 42, 104.; in 1988. 4. 8d.; in 1899, 4s. 83d., in 1899, 58. 24d.; in 1891, 4s. 11d.; in 1892, 43. 4d, in 1892, 13. 1148., in 1894, 3 28d; in 1995, 38. 31d; in 1898, 38. 44.; in 1897, 2 111d; in 1898, 28. 10 d., 1800 38. Otd.; in 1900, 3s.. 1d. in THE Chinese Torpado-boat Loi Fe (TA) 1972; 1904, 28. 10. 73.; in 1903,

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KOWLOON CUSTOMS NOTIFICATION

WRECK IN CANTON RIVER.

sunk in Canton River is marked b. juak which carries a red flag by day, and two white lights (one under the other) from one yard area and one while light on the opposite yard arm by night. Vessels passing should do so on the side of the two lights. The junk is moored close to the wreck in 20 feal low water.!

The bearings are:

North end of LANKIT ISLAND

N. 56" W. about 5 miles. CHEUNPI POINT N. 25 W. about

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T. E. COCKER, For Acting Commissioner of Customs,

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STRANGE INCIDENT AT FOSAN.

In July last the Norwegian whaler Olga picked up an open cargo boat, not far from Fasan, which had been abandoned during heavy weather, and towed her into the Corean port As the owners did not appear willing to sattle the salvage on the usual terms, the agents of the Olge placed the cargo boat in charge of the Costons, and during a typhoon that occurred in August she broke away and went sabere at Deer Island, being again recovered and moored near the Custom House. On the 28th September at about 4 am, the boat was boarded by a gang of men bringing their own stores and provisions, sail was set, and the vessel was under weigh before her remoral was discovered When the occurrence became known, the police and Customs lannoboa started in pursuit bat! were unable to vontare far outside the harbour and the prize escaped. The rautter was reported to the Japanese Couval at Fassa and by him to the local Governments in Japan, but as far as we can learn, the cargo boat is now lying at Moji without any action having been taken by the police to arrest those who are responsible for this novel method of settling salvage olaims.

Nagasaki Press.

We have continued our literary work, ona book on a comparative study of Geographical Terminology being just issued from the press, and a seanbil hook on the Treaties having been completed and prosated to Governor Nieh Chi- kaai to prepare a preface.

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A third encouragement has been that the memorandum and articles of association have at last been voted on and approved by our Advisory Council, and have been sent to Hong. keng for registration and fucorporation.

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closing our report we will mention tha different funds, to which money may be con- Another cause of discouragement hus been tributed, as each one shall choose. First there that overal of the Chiness who have been ready in the fund for working expenses, which at the to sakscribe have not been so ready to identify close of the semi-annual account amounts to Tls. themselves with the work of the Institute. Dut 58. Secondly there is the building food on anyone who rands our revised regalatious will depusit in Shanghai, consisting of Tls. 4.398 at se perceive that the work, the privileges and to which should be added Tis: 2,800, still and responsibilitise of the Institute cannot rest due from the Chinese. Thirdly, there is the building fund being raised in England and with any one individual,

Another disouraging feature of the work America for the main hall of the Institute, has been the information which we have received, neoding. The. 60,000 in all. Fourthly, there is feared not much money the land fud to which the Chinese should from London that it can be raised for the building fand of the aubsoriba Tia 2,800, and a little more for Instituto in Great Britain. Wo are disappointed interest, to repay the building fund. Fifthly, at this expression as the attitude of the British to there is the Chinese endowment fund, having a work which aims to promote friendly relations on hand Tls. 630. Sixthly, there is the equip. between Chinese and themselves, and especially meat fund la memory of the late Marquis when it might be supposed that a country which Hang-chong, consisting of Tls. 501. Seventhly, has the largest number of busiures firms in there is the library fund consisting of Tls. 500. China would be the country that would be ready Ninthly, there is scholarship and teachers' fund, to raise at loss its quota of amcant needed, consisting of Tis. 2,446. Tenthly, we need a namely, £4,000,"

We can only say that it is aparate fand of Tis. 3,000 for arranging and very difficult to keep from being discouragot, beautifying the grounds of the Institute, which but wo trust there will soon be brightor news. consist of ever two foreign acres. The two We realise that there may be some ground for things specially needed at present besides the the failure on the part of any of the home fund for the main hall ir this last fund, committes to respond to our request for their and Tis, 6,000 for putting up another students' financial assistance. First, there has been a Hall of three stories adjoining the present

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