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... REVIEWER REVIEWED. .To the Editor of the CHLNA few days ago, whilst leisurely looking over the China Review for May and .Tune of the current year, my attention was drawn to the closing paragraph, in the article on the translation of Mr Faber's book ...
... REVIEWS. The Decorative Art if Japan, by Sir nom) ; Hongkong, Masers. Kelly and Walsh, Ltd. One cannot but admire—the student and connoisseur would instead be inclined to write envy—the intense literary activities of Sir Francis Piggott, Kt., Chief Justice ...
... REVIEWS. Dcrirai.i, by FRAFCES G BirIIMESTEIt. Geolge Bell and Sons. Bertha Gillespie came of a race in whom deafness was hered tary, but this fact was carefully kept secret lest it should injure her matlinmeial prospects. Consequently when Joe Lawson ...
... REVIEWS. TALES OF THE MALAYAN COAST from Penang to the Phaippines. By Rounsevelle Wildman, Consul-General of the United States at Hongkong. Illustrated by Henry Sanaa'''. Boston: Lothrop Publishing Company: Hongkong: Brewer and Company. 1899. pp. 347 ...
... REVIEW. EAST COAST ETCHINGS : By H. Clifford. British R .lent, Pahang, Malay Palm:sults. Pil,lihed ' Straits Times ' Press, Sit.g spore. Price, $2. Baoks on the subject of the Malay Peninsula are few and far between. To th e European reader in eeneral ...
... REVIEW. Idiomatic Dialogues in the Peking Colloquial. By Frederic Henry Balfour, Shanghai: —North China Herald Office. When live-and-twenty years ago Thomas Francis Wade published in Hongkong the tint Edition of his Peking Syllabary, with Exercises in ...
... REVIEW. PUBLISHED RI-MONTHLY. IHIS Review, which was intended to meet J. the wants of many students of Chinese caused by the discontinuance of Notes and Queries on China and Japan,' has reached its Twenty-second Volume. he Review discusses those topics ...
... REVIEW. La Province Chinas* du Yiln-Non. By Emile Kocher. E. Leroux. Paris. This is a book of which we oan speak in high terms. Admirably printed, neatly bound, and carefully supplied with Chinese characters in all places where necessary, it is calculated ...
... REVIEWS Fairy Tales. London, Messrs Macmillan & Co. This is volume II of Macmillan's Fairy Tides in English for Chinese Readers. It comprises Hop-o'-my-thumb. Puss in Boots, and the Whit e Cat—nll old favourites among English speaking !people. The Anglo- ...
... REVIEWS. Thouyht and fact for to-day. By CLAY MACAULAY, M.A. Hongkong, Messrs. Kelly and Walsh. This book is divided into three sections. The first is The Social Problem, A Study The second, Signs of Peace for the World and the last The Ignorance ...
... REVIEW. DRAINAGE PROBLEMS OF THE EAST. Edited by C. C. James, M. Inst. C.E., etc., Bombay. The Times (f India Office, 121 Fleet St. Two Volumes. There is certainly an opening for a book of this kind, and Mr James, in these two volumes, the first consisting ...
... REVIEW. PASTOR Hsi (of North China) : One of China's Christians. With Portrait, illustrations and coloured insp. By Mrs Howard Taylor (nee Geraldine Guinness. London : Morcan and Scott. 1903. This book is worthy to be ranked among the Classics of Modmi ...