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TU THE

CHINA MAIL.

HONGKONG, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1915.

BY TELEGRAPH.

THE WAR.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK.

LONDON, June 10.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Balfour, First, Lord of the Admi- ity, announced that a German submarino had been sunk and that six officers and twenty-one of the crow had been captured.

MR. BRYAN'S RESIGNATION.

LONDON, June 10. says that the astonishment in The Now York Evening Post Washington regarding Mr. Bryan's resignation was heightened when it became known that the Note to Germany was in a friendly tone, and merely reaffirmed the original Note, and in nowise closed the way to a peaceful solution.

BRITISH CASUALTIES.

LONDON, June 10.

In the House of Commons Mr. Asquith announced that all the British casualties in Flanders and the Dardanelles to May 31 totalled:

Killed :- }

Officers,

Men,

3,327 47,015

Wounded :- Officers, Mon,

Missing:-

Officers, Men,

6,498 .147,482

BIRTH.

CRAWFORD.— 10th inst. at Forebank West, Magazine Gap, to Mr and Mrs. F. M. CRAWFORD, a daughter.

BY

TELEGRAPH.

(Wah Tax Yat Po's Service.)

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THE BOYCOT OF JAPANESE GOODS.

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PEKING, June 19.

The Government have communicated telegraphically with all the Provincial Governors instructing them to order the people to refrain from boycotting Japanese goods,

CHINA AND THE PANAMA

EXPOSITION.

Minister Ha informs the Government that the failure of the Chinese in the Panama Exposition is due to bad super. yision,

MORE REBELS PARDONED.

HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS.

Corps Orders by Lieut.-Col. A.

Chapman, Y.D.

WEEKLY REPORTS.

1,130 ..52,61.

DETAIL.

On duty at Headquarters:- From 7.15 a.m. to-morrow to 7.15 a.m. 12th inst.: No. 2 Sec. Artillery Battery.

At Gun Club Hill, Kowloon :- On duty until the morning of 12th The weekly state is required at the inst.: Bight Section M.G. Co. Offi- Orderly Room not later than 5 to-morrow, 11th inst.

PARADES,

p.m.

Parades for Friday, 11th inst.:- 5.50 p.m. N.C.Os. and men of Nos. 1 and 2 sections Artillery Battery, Centre and Loft Sections M.G, Co., Civil Service Co., and Scouts. Co. who were not present when their units were inspected-squad drill and rifle exercises, at Headquarters under Adjutant. Recruits under Sergeant Bullock.

5 p.m. Signalling Section-Mus- katry instruction at Headquarters. Corp. Grimes, R.E., will attend Remainder, m

cer on duty: Lieut." C, Smith.

At Kowloon (Detention Camp):- On duty until the morning of 12th inst.: H.K.V.R.

On duty 12th inst.: Civil Service Company. Officer on duty: Captain Churchill.

Orderly. Officer until morning of 12th inst.: Lieut. Danby.

Orderly Sergeant until morning of 12th inst.: Sergt. Sorby.

NOTE,

The guard for the Detention Camp.. will parade at 6.50 p.m. daily at Hunghom Station, where the Orderly Officer will inspect it if desired by the Commander of the guard.

A Mandate pardons penitent rebels including Tong Mong and eleven others.

THE JAPANESE MINISTER.

The Japanese Minister at Peking is leaving for Japan; meantime, his secre- tary will fill the position.

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LUK CHUNG YU.

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Luk Chung Yu, the Chinese Minister

discuss several important affairs. at Tokyo, has been ordered to Peking to

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