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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1911.

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A LIVERPOOL JAPANESE DESTROYER

DISASTER.

OIL MILL EXPLOSION.

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HARROWING SCENES.

¿{Bautor's Service to the China Mail)

Losnos, Nov. 24.

Teu people were killed and 50 injured as a result of an explosion in au oil mill at Liverpool.

Eye-witnesses all of heart-reading scenes, The workers rushed out with

hair burned off, and many were unreceg sizable and several bád arms and other

limba broken

A polse like the firing ofpannon shook the vicinity and almost instantly, despite Jurious bulbursts.of fanes, there werLO. best of Volunteers on, the scene eager to Tend a hand in the work of rescue These were followed by doctors and Kurses, and soon the Northern Hospital was crowded with patients. Vehicles hurried to the spot to convey the victims to bospital.

SINKS.

| Reuter's Servio, to the China Mfail,}

• LONDON, XBV, *2°1.""

The Japanese destroyer Harusame foundered in a.stiqm off Oshima, and 45 of the verw perished.

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Losros, Nov. 25..." At the time of the explosion there

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THE SUGAR CON- VENTION

THE COLONIES AND WITH. DRAWAL.

(Reuters Service to the Ching-Mail)

Losroy, Nov. 24. The West India Committee has pass ed a resolution protesting against the withdrawal of Britain from the Sugar Convention on the ground that it would aheck the investment of capital in sugar Tatures in the Colonies."

SLEEPNG SICKNESS.

THE GOVERNMENT VIEW,

(Raster's Service to the China Mail)

LONDON, Nov. 24. Mr Harcourt in reply to the missionary depatation respecting sleeping sickness emphasised that the relation of big came to the taetse fly was most complex, uda- -Bag that if human life was endangered science must give way to the interests of humanity. He assured the deputation

(Reuter's Service of the "China Mail)

Lostos, Nov. 25. Renter's correspondent at "Constan- Council of Ministers and conferences between the various Ambassadors have given the impression that Italian naval nction is to be no longer delayed, and that the objectize will be à blockade.of. the Dardanelles or even forcing the Dardinelles with a view to dictating peace to Cozatantinople,

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The Russian Government has pointed fout, and also presumably informed Italy, that blockade of the Dardanelles would- he contrary to the London Convention of 1871.

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