CO129-421 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [3-4] — Page 310

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1.

Enclosure 2 in Mr. Kirke's No. 16 of March 22, 1915.

Extracts from Canton Newspquers.

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The Arsenal and the Conton Cement Works will in future

the use coel produced in the province instead of Japanese coal latter having recently deteriorated in quality owing to restriction placed on its export by the Japanese Government.

2.

The import of German fancy tiles has stopped owing to the outbreak of wor. As Jcpanese tiles are of inferior quality to those from Germany the Canton Cement Works have now installed a proper plant which will turn out 1,200 tiles daily.

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3.

Cloth and children's toys of Japanese manufacture now find no purchasers in Canton.

4.

A telegram has been received from Liang Shih-yi to the effect that although Kuangtung is not directly affected by the Japanese demands, the province should render itself independent of Japanese goods by doing everything possible to encourage native industry. Any action likely to give Japan ground for complaint, should, however, be avoided.