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Includes: Political, reasons for the fall of the Monarchy, Railway Loans, Second Session of the National Assembly, delegation of powers to Yuan Shih-kai. Finances. Railway development, Canto-Kowloon, Teintsin [Tianjin]-Pukow [Pukou], Hankow [Hankou]-Canton [Guangzhou], Hankow [Hankou]-Szechuan. Currency Reform. Whangpo Conservancy, adoption of the Chamber of Commerce Scheme.* Trade Marks Convention with Japan.* Opium suppression. Shanghai Settlement Extension, plague. Unpaid Native Bank Orders.* Registration of British Limited Liability Companies. Japan, New Treaty and Perpetual Leases.* Tariff. The Coasting trade, Japan. School of Chinese.* Annual Dinner.* Annual Meeting.* Appendices. Trade Marks, Convention with Japan. Conservancy of the Whangpoo [Huangpu], Shanghai Chamber of Commerce Memorandum, Chinese draft proposals. Shanghai Settlement Extension. Registration of British Limited Liability Companies. Shanghai Register. Unpaid Native Bank Orders, Loan Agreement. Safety of British Residents at Hankow [Hankou], Wuchang outbreak. Safety of British Goods stored in Shanghai. Coronation Festivities at Shanghai. Opium, syndicate and taxation, Opium Agreement, International Opium Convention. Currency, Currency Reform and Industrial Development Loan Agreement. Japan, Treaty of Commerce and Navigation, Appendices thereto. Annual Meeting, The Association's General Policy, The Japanese Treaty, protective Duties, Constitutional Government in China, Foreign Loans to China, Railway Development, Currency Reform, Trade Marks, Opium. Annual Dinner, the Changes of Thirty Years, the Political Revolution, the Doctrine of the Mean, the Manchus and a Republic, Danger at Shanghai. Edicts; Suppression of Opium smoking and Poppy cultivation. The Uprising at Canton [Guangzhou]. Currency, Four Nations Loan. Constitutional, formation of Cabinet, Renunciation of the Emperor. Railways, State purchase. Revolution in China, Szechuan, Hunan. The Abdication Edicts. Proposed Constitution of the Republic of China. The Incorporated School of Practical Chinese, Annual Reports.
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