Tokyo, Apr. 30.
The Japanese papers are giving prominence to the daily wireless, messages from Rengo's correspond~ aboard HMS, Suffolk doserib-Ing Ife on the British warship and the doings of the Duke of Gloucester. As it is the first time that a Japanese journalist has been permitted to travel aboard a British warship, great interest has been aroused and an excellent impression made by the gract of this unusual privilege.
Special gratification is expressed at the account of Rengo's corre the Japanese flag other ceremonies, held aboard the Suffolk yesterday in celebration of the birthday of the Emperor of Japan.
The opinion is expressed that these courtesies will do much te. cement the relations between Japan and Britain.—Reuter,
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