CORRESPONDENCE.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondent, who do not """P 1 ? ~., rß |. s fet out in the last colamn of our IMS. wi'l «cuse u. from iiotie*. ilieir letter..

Cliervar.t Parent.—l'ou do not comply with our rulto H-,n- Kong—There aro several work* in the tt,.. Maim l'L-niiisula. generally. Britisn .\hlava,"" bv Sir* 1 . Sweltonbam pub:,«bcd in VJO7, probably would fuHU ,„ur requirement*. A later edition, pub-):=-hcd in l'J-29, is not ill tho libia». Annua! publications such m; the Mal--.van Trado Annual" and the Handbook of British Malaya" may bo obla'iwl through booksellers. Other pubcatuU a-c "Malar States Colonial 1: "ort» (& and "British Malayan Eco....mic Conditions," 1931 (2s), both ob,'iLbl. from Ids Majesty's Stationery trnoe Hoarding Hon- Kong the fol\vvir,~ pub'iicatior.s may bo mentioned: ".Votes Upon Climatic and General Conation-" ■■Administrativo Reports, and ••Annual Report of Hong Kong. ' «in-ai>ore and Hong Kong newspapers -eem not to be regularly accessible m \-<.w Zc-aland. Daily papers published in Singapore are: "Straits Times" (afternoon). ""Simrapor* Free Pkss and Morcur'i'e Advertiser" (monimg), and jiiai-••-i Tribune." Hong Kong newspapers n','. "Daily Press" (morning), "China M.iU" frvenin'j'', "Hong Kcng Telegraph," '-•id "South China Morning Post." Any . ■• iujv be ordered through tho ::ock=c!!ors.