Agricultural Land-Submerged From Our Own Correspondent Hangchow, June 28.
The son-in-law of Governor Chi! Yao-shan is winding up his private affairs, and his public business is being attended to by Mr. Vong Hsob-hsueh.
In the Law School is to be opened in July an exhibition of the work of pupils from all the principal schools in the province. There are to be eight sections showing specimens of handiwork from the Ché- kiang Girls' Normal, Boys' Normal, Industrial, Agricultural and Trades' Schools. etc. Over 100,000 articles have already been sent in. Expenses of transit are met up to $10 a month for exhibitors.
'A strict survey of the amount of grain stored in granaries is ordered by the Governor, as there is suspicion of hoarding, or underselling.
"Colloquial"" classes are promised in Nanking for students from the two provinces during the summer holidays. The Normal School goes on for three weeks longer than usual to make up for the time lost through striking this term.
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