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WANTON ATTACK?

SHANGHAI ATTACK.

SOLDIERS FIRE ON YACHTS

“Chenan" Fired On By Cannons!

BIAS BAY INCIDENT.

GRAVE NORTH CHINA FEARS. From further details received

by wireless locally regarding what has been termed "an attempted piracy by junka" on the China (Berfield and

JAPAN SENDS MORE TROOPS.Navigation

BRITAIN AND THE POWERS.

Swire) teaternenan," it ap- pears that the junks opened fire on the steamer with the antiquat- ed cannon on board. The "Che nan" was not hit and easily out- stripped the junks.

BORODIN BACK IN HANKOW AGAIN. wanton attack than an attempted

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The Initial step has been taken, with the letting of a contract locally, for the linking up of Hong Kong with the Empire Air Routes, now being planned by the Air Ministry of Great Britain.

LOCAL CONTRACT,

Dredging and Reclamation Operations.

behind. The buildings which, on the receipt of recommendations from Home will be erected, will also be on the Eastern side of the reclamation.

Locally, the incident is regard- jed as more in the nature of a

piracy as, however effective such The scheme, briefly, is to an attack might be in the case of develop on the Kai Tack Re-mation will, it is thought. be ac- The completion of the recla- trading Junks and smaller craft,clamation a large civil aerodrome complished in eighteen months by Although the Chinese authorities granted permission to hold a junk could.not possibly hope to to link up with the proposed Eng- which time something definite the race and said it would be "perfectly safe," thirteen yachts of overhaul or cause to lay-to a land to Australia service via should have been learnt from

steamer of the size of the "Che-Singapore and to act as a centre Home as the Shanghai Yacht Club were fired on by Nationalist soldiers yester-nan" unless there was a heavy for China, Japan and the North..

to the nature of the

day.

contrary gale at the time, in

buildings contemplated, At present, plans in regard to considerable difficulty in getting confined to the completion of pensation of the Kai Tack Re- which event the junk would have its development are more or less tions are in hand for the com- It is understood that negotia-

alongside and would be subject to reclamation and the sea wall and clamation Company owing to the the rifle fire of the guards. the building of a typhoon shelter Government taking over the land, The two junks which made the and basin for seaplanes but the and it is expected that the Im- "attack" were observed when the plans are being sent Home and perial Government will shoulder a "Chenan" was seven miles from advice is being sought regarding considerable portion of the cost. Mandosa Island, Bias Bay, at 7.30 the buildings it will be necessary p.m. on Friday."

Anxiety is increasing regarding North China and the Japanese Government is reported to be sending 2,000 more troops to Peking and Tientsin to protect foreign life and property.

According to Peking opinion the British Government has adopt- ed the attitude that it is doing more than its fair share in the de- fence of Shanghai and the other Powers must take the lead in North China.

Comrade Borodin is reported to have returned to Hankow, and his reappearance is said to have led to a fresh outburst of Commun- ism. Trainloads of wounded continue to arrive from the Honan front.

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ARMED ESCORT ·

The Reason Why.

Shanghai, May 29 The reported fall of Loyang is American Warship's Prompt Assistance.

the reason for the reports that a further 2,000. Japanese troopsi Shanghai, May 29re to be sent to the Peking and Thirteen, yachts of the Shang-Tientsin districts for the protec hai Yacht Club, some flying the tion of nationals.-British Naval Blue Ensign, were fired on by Wireless. soldiers while passing Lunghua

tmorning

Amessage was sent to the U.S.S.Black Hawk," which despatched an armed launch to convoy the yachts Shanghai.

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The incident was reported when the B. and S. vessel arrived

to erect.

Lending Facilities. at Swatow on Saturday afternoon developes as it is thought likely If the Empire Airways scheme but it was not considered of that it will, it will be necessary sufficient importance to justify to brect facilities for Customs in- the sending of a warship to the spection, hotel accommodation scene. The "Chenan" left Swatow and other

provision for for Shanghai later in the day.

the entertainment of aerial visi- The "Chenan" left Hong Kong tors to the Far East. on Friday, bound for Swatow and

There will be beacons to facilit Shanghai. She is a twin screw ate landing and it may be that steamer of 2,209 tons gross. She in time accommodation will algo was built by Scott and Co., of have to be provided for airships. Greenock in 1903, her dimensions being length 300 feet, breadth 40 feet, depth 20 feet. Her port of registry is London. Se

The Arst contract-to-be-let-In- connection with the scheme is that for the dredging of shoals and the completition of reclamation, scheme by which the Hong Kong with one

a

The scheme of which the above is a brief outline is under the

of Public Works. personal direction of the Hon. Mr. H. T. Jackman, Acting Direc-

STRANGE DUEL.

SMUGGLERS", NIGHT LONG FIGHT.

CONFUSION IN THE MIST.

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Pakkai, Kongmoon, May 28. ing each other as representatives of

Owing to the combatants mistak

the Canton Government-a-strange Harbour Dredging.

"naval duel has been fought in this The need for harbour dredging

locality by two amugglers craft.

Two launches were bound from has been stressed locally for some

Macap for Chinese territory, one time and the prezent scheme pro- with opium and the other with vides both for the dredging and the salt. They met one another Peking, May 29,

BRITAIN'S BURDEN.

Other Powers Must Give a Hand.

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The launch safely convoyed The military attaches have been the first section of smaller craft, holding conferences recently re- but the second section, whichgarding the defence of North was not escorted, was again China, but no authoritative pro-

fred on.

A large number of rounds were fired, but there

were no casualties, though one or two boats were hit.

The Yacht Club had obtained permission from the Chinese military and naval authorities together with a statement that it would be perfectly safe.-— Reuter,

Ladies on Board.

Shanghai, May 30. Yesterday morning while racing up-river, the Shanghai Yacht Club fleet was fired on by Nationalist troops in spite of a previous assurance by the att- thorities that the race would not be interfered with and the yachts were flying the British Ensign. Returning yesterday after

noon the firing was repeat ed, but ceased when it was seen that an American armed launch from the U.S.S. "Black Hawk" was acting as escort.

Several ladies were sailing, but although several boats, were struck, there were no casualties.

Reuter,

JAPAN MOVES.

Measures to be Taken On Yangtse Also.

Tokyo, May 29, The vernacular papers report that the Government is sending 2,000 more troops from Man- churian garrison to Peking and Tientsin for the protection of

Communistic activities in the City, anti-British posters being pinstered once more on the walls of build- inga.

To-morrow (Monday) is declared

a general holiday.

Govern stools: birday),

utilisation of the silt in the com- [To-day, of course, is May 30, the pletion of the reclamation to the re- anniversary of the incident in quisite size for the aerodrome Shanghai in 1925, since when the scheme. agitators have always been busy]. The contract which has now been. Strenuous efforts are being made let is to the Netherlands Harbour It is understood that the Bri- towards "re-creating a People's Re-Works for the dredging of Penguin' tish Government's position has volutionary Spirit."-British Naval

Wireless..

nouncement has been made.

CHINA'S CHAOS.

Shanghai-Nanking Railway Defaults.

Peking, May 29. It is understood that the Shang- hai-Nanking Railway is default- ing on the Interest due on June 1. All the Chinese railways are now defaulting except the Peking- Mukden Railway-Renter.

Peking, May 29. The Fangtien generals in Honan continue to claim successes, but no details are available.-Reuter.

HANKOW'S WOUNDED.

Problem Becoming More Urgent

Hankow, May 20. Trainloads of wounded continue

to arrive from the Honan front, meatly all Southerners-British | Naval Wireless.

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Reclamation.

[Chinese reports point to further Shoal (near Taikoo), Rambler and reverses for the Southern troops on Belcher's Ridge (opposite. North been that Britain is doing more Hoan front, north of Hankow. The Point) and Kowloon Point Shoal than her fair share in the de- forces are under General Tang (off the Clocktower) fence of Shanghai and the other Seng-chi, who is being supplied by Powers must take the lead in Hankow, but is considered to be The first work to be put in band North China, but it is anticipated fighting for himself rather than for at Kai Tack will be that on the sea that now Japan has decided to the Communists.] send reinforcements, Britain may

do likewise.-Reuter.

COMRADE BORODIN.

Effort To Reach Changsha Falls.

Foreign Help,

Hankow, May 28.

wall in order that the dredgers may pump the ailt from the barges into the space behind. It is proposed The Hospital accommodation for to complete the reclamation which the wounded from Honan la proving the Company had in view which Inadequate, and an organisation for,

relief work is needed urgently. Was to develop it for building pur Bishop Roots of the American Posca (owing to the fallure of cor- Lain contractors, the original Church Mission, is willing to co- operate with the authorities, and scheme was not completed).

At present there are a few build- Hankow, May 20. It is said that the London Mission;

It appears that Borodin's disap- and the American Church Mission Ings on the Western corner. (those pearance was due, to his desire to Hospitals are already caring for as will not be interfered with) and get to Changsha and, after his at- many wounded as they can accom- also a portion of the present re- clamation, is being used as a base tempt to do this had met with fali-modate.-Reuter..

for the aeroplanes attached to Bri- ure, he returned “hero-yesterday.—

tish air-craft carriers. British Naval Wireless.

[Changsha (In Hunan province); is about 300 miles south by west of Hankowto which it is joined by the uncompleted. Canton-Hankow Railway, pistonga pun

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SUDDEN ORDERS.

Three Warships Leave For Egypt.

on

Malta, May 29. The battleships "Barham," "Royal Sovereign" and "Malaya" have left on sudden orders. It-is believed they are going to Egypt,

-Reuter.

the Gag moon waters in a mist, and opened fire at each other,

The duel was continued through the night but when the weather cleared the next morning, the crews found that neither, vessel was a Government patrol.

To complicate the situation, the

launches-the one which came off worst for a Government boat and gave it assistance!

Village Militia mistook one of the

SOVIET BREAK.

RUSSIAN OFFICIALS LEAVING LONDON,

NORWAY TO. ACT FOR BRITAIN?

Rugby, May 29, Thirty-five Soviet officials have already made preparations for departure and will leave London next Tuesday in the Soviet ship Temporary Arrangements."

“Yousan.” p The present proposal should not In regard to the representa- be confused with the temporary artion of British diplomatic in- rangement by which Kai Tack la

being used as a landing and take-terests in Russia after, the de off ground for the naval aviators; parture of Sir Robert Hodgson the scheme is in connection with from Moscow, it is stated to be civil aviation and the linking up of probable that Norway may as aume this responsible duty.--- British Wireless Service.

victories and a report that agree hence Borodin's InsIt should be borne in mind that cation which have been foreshadow

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Shanghai, May 29, There have been no further de- It is believed that this is due Wachang from the South, the fall-velopments of any note in the to persistent reports of Southern way was cut in several places Yangtse war area, British Hong Kong, and the Far East with the lines of commercial communi Inability to reach Naval Wireless. ment has been reached between Changahn. Marshal Feng Yu-hsiang, of Sher- It has been reported that Chang General Chiang Kai-shek 18 trying ed elsewhere si, General Teng Seng-chi, com-sha has been occupied by Cantonese to advance northwards from theThe contract has been let locally manding the Hankow armies, and troops which moved northwards Yangtae estuary, along three lines, to the Dutch Company owing to the General Yen Shi-shan, military from Kwangtung following viz. (1) from Chinklang, across great saving which can be effected. governor of Shanal, for co-opera- Good Friday's coup against the the River to Yangchow, and then The Netherlands Harbour Works tion in a campaign against the Communists. The fact of Borodin's up by the Grand Canal, pushing have already in the Far East the Northerners ENGINE SWE

wanting to get to Changsha may-in-Marshal Sun Chuan-fang's North biggest and most effective dredgers It is also understood the the dicate that Changsha has not been erners back. Kagyu la about 50 and the cost of bringing any such actually taken by the Cantonese miles north of Tangchow and the from elsewhere would be consider Japanese Government is stu ing loyal to Chiang Kai-shek but that reported reverse must have been able. This saving is believed to be been 11-Reuter measures for the protect the garrison there has turned over Indicted by Sun Chuan-fans: (2) in the region of thres Inkas. their nationals in the Yangtap to the Moderates.)

Sharing the Costs from Manking, Across the River to Valley in the event of anti-Japan-

Pukow, then

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48 A get ner shelter will be to oft will have a.. sea wall rout and slipway

ese

demonstrations resulting

from her troop movements to Chine

Reute

Reda Busy Again.

Hankow May 29, Borodin'e reappearance led to the tendwal

amount of

the Nationalists

Continued

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