CHINA. 65 



NlUCHWANG. 



1655. Commissioner of Customs. 

 PEKIN. 



1656. Emperor of China. 



1657. American Mission College. 



1658. Imperial Observatory of China. 



1659. Imperial Eussian Observatory. 

 [Imperial Tungwen College. (Closed.)] 

 [Imperial Tungwen College Observatory. (Closed.)] 



1660. Kung-Pu. (Board of Works.) 



1661. Minister of the Interior. 



1662. Minister of War. 



[Pekin Oriental Society. (Dissolved.)] 



[Pekin University. (Closed.)] 



[Eoyal Asiatic Society. (Has no branch in Pekin.)] 



1663. Thung-Wen-Kuan. 



SHANGHAI. 



1664. Anglo-Chinese College. 



1665. Astronomical Observatory of Z6-is. 



[Chinese Educational Mission School. (No longer ex- 

 ists.)] 



1666. Chinese Polytechnic Institution and Beading Eoom. 



1667. " Chinese Eecorder and Missionary Journal." 

 ["Chinese Scientific and Industrial Magazine/' 



(Discontinued.) ] 



1668. Chinese Technological Institute. 



1669. Coast Inspector. 



1670. Compagnie de Jesus. 



1671. ficole St. Zacharie pour les Sourds-Muets. 



1672. Imperial Maritime Customs, Engineer's Office. 

 [Kwong-Ki-Chin. (See Deputy of the Bureau of For- 

 eign Affairs in Canton.)] 



1673. Literary and Debating Society. 



1674. Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory of the Im- 



perial Eussian Legation. 



1675. Nanyang College. 



1676. " North China Daily News." 



1677. Eoyal Asiatic Society, China Branch. 



1678. St. John's College. 



[Scientific Society. (Does not exist.) ] 



1679. Shanghai Library and Museum. 



1680. Shanghai Meteorological Society. 



