Nanking, Apr. 26, The Ministry of Industries isted fan order to-day to all local authori ties concerned asking them to carry! lout factory inspections according to [Central Government regulations.
The order emphasises the urgency lof such a task, and refers to the recent factory explosions that 0c-curred in Shanghai—Reuter. ing or good equipment. It is our purpose to build in the near future thoroughly modern leprosy Pensary or hospital in' Shanghai which can serve as model to the whole country." he concluded. mand of Capt. A. U, Willis, 1.8.0.
INS, Kent the cruiser in com fying the flag of Admiral Sir Fre: dene C. Dreyer, K.6.0,, C.8.6,, Com-Mander in-Chief of the China Sta-1 and made fast at the naval buoy, 'The flagship was accompanied by the sloop Falmouth funder Cmdr. J. Creswell, This "will" be the first visit_ shanghai that Admiral Sir' Frederic Dreyer has made having Saturday, April 22, only salld at Woorung' where the Admiralty Pilot, Mr. R. Pote-Hunt, Was barked after which the Mlagship Kent accompanied by the sloop Falmouth, left on the same day for Chinkiang and Hankow.
Admiral ie Dreyer's visitors' book will be on board HMS Kent, and Lady' Droyer's book' at the British Naval Office in H.B.M. Consulate-General.
WINS. Curacoa, Capt, R.L. Bu nett, O.n.E, is due in Shanghai on Thursday, May 4, from Honskoni: Jand will sail up-river on Saturday, May 6, to Hankow to relieve WINS. Caradcc. The cruiser Curacon has brought out relief crews for the gunboats of the Yangtze Flotilla jand will later take the. relieved jerews back to the United Kingdom, During her passage out to the China Station, H.M-S. Curacoa was commanded by Capt. A.R. Hammick }who has now assumed command of the Eighth Destroyer Flotilla: in ELMS. "Keppel succeeding Capt. RL, Burnett.
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