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Scarcity of Labour in Ceylon.
Mr. W. T.G. Chambers, presid- ing at the general meeting of the Peacock and Nilambe (Ceylon)
SERVICE MATTERS,
China Squadron Firing;
The cruisers of the Chins Squadron did pretty well at bat- the practice last year according to Tes and Rabber Estates, said the return just published. Am that the management had had jongst the Class II. cruisers, of serious difficulty in Recuring which 18 went through the pro
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China Station Ships. The Admiralty have now issued Not much importance, says the as a White Paper the result of "Times" of May 7, is attached to battle practice in the Fleet dur the vote of the Chinese House of ing 1912. It is explained in a Representatives against the ful-memorandum that the conditions. filment of the agreement for the of the practice differed widely proposed Five Powers Loan either from those of previous years and in Chinese official circles in Lon- no comparison can be made. In don or in the City, but more the class for battleships and battle definite information as to the ac-foruisers the Colossus war placed tion of the Parliament is awaited, first in the order of merit with 368 points, and the Orion second A Statue to Mr. Sung. The Kuomintang leaders in with 350 points. In the class for Shanghai and the officials of Hu- cruisers, the Monmouth, of the non, the native province of the China Squadron, was placed first late Mr. Sung: Chiao-jen, have with 365 points, and the Warrior been discussing the question of second with 363 points. In the the place where the body of the class for light cruisers the Yar deceased shall be buried. It is mouth was placed first with 745 now reported, says the "North points. The Admiralty have ap- China Daily News," that Mr. Tan proved of an extra week's leave Jen-fung and other friends of the being given to the ratings return- deceased, who are desirous that ing from the China Station in the he should be buried here, havo Royal Arthur and in the steam- entered into a contract to buy ship Theseus, who have been forty mow ofland at Sicawei north serving in the vessels on the Weat of Li Hung-chang's temple. It is River patrol and in the Yangtze proposed to erect a bronze statue gunboats.
of Mr. Sung there and to lay out the land as a park so as to com- memorate his martyrdom. Mr. Tan has obtained a grant of Tla. 200,000 from. President Tusn Shih-kai in connection with this project; of this sum Tls. 50,000 was remitted to Shanghai some
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