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INSPECTION OF SHANGHAI

VOLUNTEER CORPS.

FINE TURN-OUT ON THE POLO GROUND.

MEN OF MANY NATIONS.

Shanghat April-1.The Chair inun of the Municipal Council,, his colleagues and office with whom wore various high diplomatio, naval and military representatives of various Powers, must have boon

very impressed as, from their special stand, they saw tho Shang

hal Volunteer Corps march pas yesterday afternoon on the pole Rudolf Wolff & Kew, Ltd, ground in alte of Brigadier George Fleming who was inspect ing the parade.

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The ground was well-hedged by spectators of all communities and, in the distance, there were mases of Shanghai's population shorough. ly enjoying a well-organised and noatly executed display of military fords. The Corps has added to it

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and

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lage few weeks. And it havely. marked Shanghai?« rent internation; al unity by the variety of nation-- with their flags, round the parady ground in honour of the event

interest in Shanghai's - security.

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BE UP

Medley of Nations,

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Battery and other units actomed with curious weapons of war.

Armoured Care

The kilts of the Scottish and the black berata of the Armoured "Car Company received their meed of praised: The Armoured Car Com

on their Arst appearance,

pany,

marched dismounted and they might have been infantry so collant was their line. When they

PIECE GOODS DISPUTE

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DERBY CRICKETERS

INSURANCE AGAINST RAIN "REDUCES LOSSES.«

EM. Gregory, Criath & On (Mr M D W Sowell Radolf, Wolf T. S.. Leg), Holland, China Trading | & Gow (Mn 4) El Kaw), David Co. (Mr. F. H. Laffeur) Mr. Ho Sassoon & Oo, Ltd (Mr. E. Scatb); Leung: Mr. H. Hong Sling JD Showan Tomes & Co. (Mr. I. W Hutchison & Co. (Mr. P. 8. Shewan, Mr. H. Dreyer and Mr. J Onusidy); Jardins, Matheson & Co., Dick); Sincere & Co., Ltd. (Mr. Led (Hon, Mr. J. J. Paterson, and M. Mun Far and My Tai Yiu Logo B understand that the Piece Mr. W. Braakenridge); Jabeen South China Hitting Factory (Mr, London, April 1-Derbyakiro Cocda. Guild carnestly desires car Co. (Mr. G. von Ehren) Keller Kam Cheng Fail, H. Skott & Ca County Cricket Club had resson trin madidentions in the present Kern & Co. (MHA Keller And Mr G Wotton and Mr. H. I be glad that they insured gute re- method of trading and I am glad Mr. E. Kern); W. Loxley & Co. Fox): Swedish Trading Co. (Mr Fosipts against low by ukfit laat to karn that importers have-overy (Mr, T. A Mitchell and Mr. F. GK Chan) Stoger & Co. (Mr. M. season, as they received esas in desire to meet them in a friendly Kerridge) Mackinnon Mackonzie Steger and Mr. C. W. F. Booker); claims, compared with premiums discussion of their views, As Chair.& Co. (Mr. M. Johnson); John White. Chno Inc. (Mr. King Obao) which cost £403 Thus the deficit man of the Chinese Chamber of Manners & Co., Ltd, (Mr. G. John Hany Wicking & Co. (Mr. J. Owen on the year was reduced to $786. Commerce, I can assure the General RibeiroW Moyerink & Co. Hughes and Mr. A. K. Mackenzie); ston): Maxim & Co, (fr. J..

The committee in the annual re- Chamber and importers generally (Mr. V." Eggo) Mitsubishi Shoir Edward Wheen & Sons, Ltd. (Mr. Fat the hearty co-operation in those Kaisha (Mr. K. Nakayama); Mitsui Jones); Yue Lee Yuan (Mr. Ho por state that they havo effected: negotiations of the body over which the Kaisha., Ltd. Mr. S. Yame) Messra. Hunter, J. soonomies which will roduce the ex

tani); M. S. Moses& Co. (Mr. W. Wilkinson, W. Koepelmann, have the honour to presido Goldenberg); Rainsy, Massey & Coi, Chadwick,

penditure by £950. Officials and Humphroys E (Loud applauss)

Led(Mr. W Adler) Router, Donaldson and J Hoones (repres professionals have helped in this by Brockelmann & Co. (M. W. G.senting Manchester and Bradford Poluntarily accepting a reduction in Fincher): Robertson, Wilson & Co., pieca goods firms).

remuneration.

came past opucealed in their cAPS

"Amazing" Clause. and put their barrals out, ko

Discussion being invited, the tongues, in salute, they evoked awe, only lessened by the considerateThere is one point which occurs to Hop, Mr. J. J. Paterson said:- dip of the deadly looking machine-

me: I think we might very well guns. The cavalry contingents were send in a full report of the pro- in good form. They tripped along.

cordings and of all that led up to lab-bd any skipped ke horsemantorship was well to the

them, to the Colonial Sheretary. It cannot do any harm and it may fore, even if some of the China

prevent the Government from "get. ponies insisted on showing that their bricks were peculiar on ocen

ting a somewhat distored story: aioris.

there is always that danger.

National Characteristics.

the last clause, whereby in a British

There are certain things about The musical bearing of the Fili,the proposed new contract which pine Company, the solemnity of the really rather amaze me, and one is Portuguese, the springiness of the Japanes and the making stride of the Chinese all found expression marked by stout physique, whether The American style was breezy and Fon

So the difference in the methods of salater in the various tricks of step, in the types of face and phy horseback, with mechanised nique was acceptable as a symbol, Lewis guns, or as infantry And the rest of the infantry"A" and as too was the sight of the Japanese Companies, the old hands of

Colony, under British law, it is

Bcated that, there being two

texts, one British and the other

Chinese--the Chinese text shall rule. That strikes me as quite an extraordinary thing in a place which is a British Colony, and not

and Chinese companies marching the Corps, deserved their places in satrapy of China (Applause.)

a very good team. Major, Mc. Michael, who, maod, led the parade as soon" sh Colonel Thoms, with Major Sze and Captain Hinchcliffe wheeled in beside the Brigadier, must have been wolf pleased with his charges.

a second-in-com-

It is to be hoped that the Ameri«

The Chairman said that Mr. Paterson's suggestion would be adopted.

Wrong in Principle.

The Chairman, In moying the a good mark for he rode like hencerssary to speak to it as He can Troop gave their young mascot third resolution, said it would not veteran and was imperturbable:

by, the one after the other, in the medley of nations, Of course, the Russian Regiment, with its bright and newly bestowed colours, espect ally caught the eye. Except for the splendid band of the Lincolnshiren and the inspecting officar and his staff, they provided she only regu lar clement. Even so, their ma chine-like swing, close-knit ranks and their darker baki made them appear like an Epstein frieze,

But Shanghai is used to thom anil proud of them as well. It does not forget the other units which have also rendered good service. So the massive juggernauts of the How tzer Battery, marshalled in a relent less line drew applause which was carried on for greating the Lighters.

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as the massive Sergeant in the rear had covered it very fully in his' of the Scottish and the subaltern opening remarks. The resolution who carried the Corps colours at the bead of the march past. wonder the drummers of the Lin-

No. was colnshires gave an exirn twirl of thoir sticks. They were playing to a wonderfully good set of perform

Short Notice.

So, despite the short notice given to the Corps a matter of a week or two-the inspection went off ex-.1 tremely well and there was little to indicate the lack of rehearsal.

The inspection, apart from ing the first held on the pole ground with a full turn out of troops for over two years, was retable for three other reasons.

That this general meeting of Importers deplores the recent se tion of certain local guilds in endeavouring to enforce levica on the import trade of the Colony and strongly recommends allmer- chants to resist payment wherever possible.

Mr. J. Owen Hughes seconded the resolution. He felt sur-that im porters would fully endorse its terms: in particular they would deplore the action of the Po Yick Guild in presenting its demands. Ho contended that such levies were entirely wrong in principle. The object of these exactions in no way concerned importers, but he, for

First of all, it was the first time that the infantry had been divided into two battalions: The regular Russian detachment unit, the Rus sian volunteers and the Russian militia company had been formed one, very much objected to per- into the Russian Regiment a few petuating a system of trading weeks ago, and this. Regiment form- ed an infantry battalion apart from which was entirely alien to British phe rest of the Corps infantry. methods.

Secondly, it was the first time that the Corps had carried two colours ony parade. In addition to the familiar Corps colour, there was carried in addition the lour of the Russion Regiment, presented with great ceremony on the race course exactly a week pre- viously.

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With the experience of another guild before them, it was surpris ing that the Po Vick Guild should make this attempt at placing, the. responsibility of placing their em- ployees on the shoulders of import- ers. In the case he had in mind the movement began a few years ago with a very small commission and it had grown up to no less. than two per cent. of the purchna-

Hindrance to Trade,

Last but not least, a long refreshing price having to be given up ment, tent for the official guests and to the Guild's employeers, the families of officers of the corps had been placed in position a short distance behind the saluting bass, and here the officers, of the corps were at home afterwards. This new feature, proved extremely popular.

Another point is worthy of note. In addition to the number of men on parade being extremely largely being made in some of the Coast aver 1,800-the number of spectators was probably a record."

Parade State.

Detailed Agures showing, the num ber of afficers and men on parade ard shown below. The Russian Regiment did not have all their men

Finally, he considered that a levy of this mature would be a direct hindrance to the trade of the Colony. Importers were well aware. that similar demands were constant.

porta. "He hoped the meeting would agree that, it was the duty of all importers to see that trade was not allowed to degenerate into the in- possible conditions which obtain. in some of the neighbouring parts. (Applause.)

There being no discussion, the re on parade, some being on guardsolution was put to the meeting, and duty, while there were present. declared earried nem con. amongst the spectators several re-

This concluded the proceedings. servo officers and man of the Corpel

Other Officers Banks Total

90 30 30

Headquarters Light Horse ...... American Squad-

Field Battery

Light Battery

77 88 95

67

94

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110 116. Philippine Co. Portuguese Co. 3 102 105 Japanese Co

54 67 Chinese Co.

7 Tdi MO Shanghai Scottish 4

08 38. 40 476

Russian Regiment“

Total 30 1525 1675

Those Present.

The following, Grms. were repre sented-Arnhold & Co. Dad. (Mr. F. Lobel); J. H. Bagthousa, Ltd. Mr. J. Harron); Bediker & Co. (Mr. O. May); Bradley & Co., Ltd. (Mr, J~A~ Plammer), Chan Tun Teng (Mr. Moid Tat Hian): Cooper & Son (Mr. P. M. Cooper), Com- ragnio Optorg (Mr. D. Deloourt); Davie Bone & Co. Ltd. (Mr.WAL Stowart, Mr. J. Petrie and Mr. A R. Brown): Dionigi & Co. (Mr. L Dionigi Dodwell & Co., Ltd. (Mr. J. F. Warren, Mr. H. Syme Thọin- son and Mr. Nowie Owen Fung Tang (Mr. Wong Tak Kwong) Gibb, Layingston & Co., Ltd. (Mr. L. J. Davies and Mr. P.. E. Barker};

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