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Includes: Death of the Emperor and Empress Dowager, dismissal of Yuan Shih Kai, 'Reform Edicts', Financial difficulties. Foreign Relations. , training of Chinese entrants. Manchuria, discrimination,* the Railway Zones,* railway extensions.* Huangpu Conservancy.* Opium suppression,* effect on Hong Kong revenues.* Morphia, replacement of opium. Trade Marks, reciprocal Treaties,* Japanese infringements. Currency, *use of paper money, introduction of uniform silver currency.* Shanghai Settlements Extension,* border disturbances. Railways, contract violations, Shanghai-Ningpo [Ningbo], Teintsin [Tianjin]-Pukow [Pukou], Kowloon-Canton [Guangzhou], Shanghai-Nanking [Nanjing], Kai-feng-Chinchow, Peking [Beijing]-Kalgan, Kwangchengtse-Kirin, Hanoi-Yunnanfu, Peking [Beijing]-Hankow [Hankou]. * Mining Regulations, experiences. *School of Chinese.* Proposed Hong Kong University.* Chinese Students. British Association of Japan.* Appointment of Sir Walter Hillier as Financial Adviser to the Chinese Government. Annual Meeting.* Appendices: Table of Contents. The arrested prosperity of Hong Kong. Opium. Boycott, Lottery Tickets and Tatsu Matu Incidents. Chekiang Railway Loan. West River patrol. Trade Marks. Currency Reform. Proposed Central Bank of China. Manchuria, discrimination and obstruction, Hsinmintun Railway. Mining, obstructions to development. Shanghai Settlement Extension. Whangpu [Huangpu] Conservancy. British Post Office at Teintsin [Tianjin]. British Association of Japan. School of Chinese. Hong Kong University. Annual Meeting and Dinner. Dinner to Sir Robert Hart. The Chinese Constitution. Opium Decree. Currency Decree. Canton [Guangzhou]-Hankow [Hankou] Railway Decree.
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