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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10580, 8 October 1910, Page 3 (Supplement)

One- of the oddest 'dftniicaic is that erecteclali Yokohama by™Div'yarti dor Heyden, the noted; bacteriologist- of japan. This is a dusfproof, airproof, microbe-proof building of glass, which stands in the open, unshaded grounds of the Hospital pi Yokohama. The Yangtze River h docp enough during the larger part of the year for ocean steamers to come up to Hankow, thus giving the city direct communication with foreign countries, although the larger part of Hankow's foreign trade, especially the import trade, is carried on through Shanghai.