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Das qasrt of Bacarli

One pound of Sagar

One quart of Formosa Oalong Tea

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[THROUGH #BUTER'S AGENCY.].

Toxvo, May 19th. The Premier, Baron Tanaka, speaking to Pressmen, stated that now that immediate danger in the Tainan neighbourhood had been removed, he had instructed com- perent authorities to use diploma- tic means to settle the Tainan affair

with the Chinese.

(THROUGH NEUTER'S AGENCY.]

TIENTSIN, May 19th. There is great unrest among the Chinese in this city owing to report that Nationalist troops who joined the column of the Kuomia- chun which has been operating north of the Yellow River, aro ad- vancing northward; also that the Northorn units which were sent to bold Tahebow have evacuated the town.

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Advancing the opinion that the clash was instigated by communists

The Kuominchun column has oc- of the Nationalist Army, Baron Tanaka emphasised that Japan cupied Kucheng and in marching had no intention of interfering og Tehchow: with the military operations of the Southerners; but owing to the pos- sibkity of the Southerners pressing towards Peking and Tientsin and fighting in that region, it is neces- sary for the Powers to reach a full understanding for the protection of foreignera"

Toxyo, May 19th.

The Cabinet has decided to ap- propriate 5,300,000, Yen from the Reserve Fund and also to disburse 13,310,000 Yen on Government res- ponsibility as expenses to cover the latest despatches of troops to Shan- tang.

TRINGTAO, May 19th. The Japanese warship Notoro, a plane-carrier, arrived here an Eri day.

Empty Of Southerners.

TSINGTAO, May 12th. Trinan is free of Southern troops. The Japanese. Consul and com- manders invited the Chinese Cham- ber of Commerce, at an interview, to take complete control of the administrative powers of Tainan, including the telegraphs, lighting and police, while the Japanese con- trak the banditry and plainclothes intruders

HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS-

Do

May 19th, 1928, AK. Bank........$1,270. sol., 1,250 sa.

London...131 nom. Chartered Bank....buy. Mercantile Bank, A. B...kadj nom.

Q...14 buy.

Do P.&O. Bank

East Asia Hank

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Fangtsse Insurance ... 347 buy. Chins Underwriters......buy. Chins Fire Insurance.... buy. Hong Kong Fire 7500 Douglases........

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Most of these Northern Chins Providents to sel troops have retreated northward to Hongkows Taangchow where a fierce struggle shagan Dooke is expected.

Tehchow Takan.

SHANGHAI, May 19th.

It is reported from Tientsin that Hsiang occupied Tehchow on Friday the Mongolian cavalry of Feng Yu night.

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Tis. 159 bay. T. 3 bay.

Lin. 109 buy..

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HK Tramways

..$131 buy. Vance guards of the Southerncra had reached Wakiso, the Northern commander in the eastern district has commenced a withdrawal to Machang, which is near Tientsin.

Bbansi Troops Advancé.

PEXING, May 19th. Those units of the Northern Army holding the Peking-Hankow Rail- way in Chihli province have evacu- ated Shihchiachwang, which is a strategic point near the junction which runs westward into the pro- with the Tingting-Taiyuen Hailway vince" of Shansi, the Governor of which is an ally of the Nationalists. Shansi troops subsequently occu pied Shihchiachwang,

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usual.

Japanese Losses.

TSINGTAO, May 12th, Forty, Japanese officers and men are reported to have been killed and 143 injured, including 67 seriously, since May 3rd.

Foreign Commissioner's Fate, PAXING, May 12th. As regards the fate of Mr. Tsai King Shih (the Nationalist Com- missioner of Foreign Affairs at Tainan), whom the Chinese said had been murdered by the Japanese, the Japanese now fear that he is dead.

Apparently, when the Japanese took over his yamen, he was not there. During the fighting, be at tempted with a party of Chinese soldiers to enter or approach the Foreign Affairs Bureau which Jap anese soldiers were bolding. The whole party was mown down by machine-guns.

....

Ludicrous Setback,

TIENTSIN, May 12th. Commenting on the Tainan in- cident, the American-owned North China Star (published in Tientsin) says that despite the millions of armed men, China's militarian has just received a ludicrous setback,

ways),

NORTHERN GENERALS

CONFER.

(THROUGH LAUTEE'1 AGENOT.]

PEKING, May 12th. An important conference of the military leaders of the Northern Government is being held during the week-end.

General Chu Yu Pu (who has charge of Chibli province) has

arrived.

General Sun Chuan Fang (who wae defeated by the Southern- (the son of Marshal Chang Teo era), General Chang Hsueh Liang in) and General Yang Yu Ting (Chief of General Staff) are due

to-morrow.

They will discuss with Marshal Chang Tao Lin the Northern atti- tude towards the situation in Shantung province after which an official announcement is expected.

AIR ROUTE TO PEKING.

Chiang Kai Shek, hailed as a De Washington and Napoleon (says the MOSCOW A PORT OF CALL. Star), entered Tainan at the head of 40,000 men. There he met 3,000 (THROUGH RATZER'S AGENCY.] ·· Japanese troops who, in Chiang Eni Shek's words, bullied his vic-

LONDON, May 19th. torious forces, disarmed many of An experimental air service, be them and chased them from Tainan. tween Moscow and Peking will be The North China Star adds that run this summer, with the object the Japanese are building. an of providing a regular through aerodrome at Tientsin and ignoring night and day service from London the protests of another Chinese to Peking in 1929. militarist, Chang Teo Lin. It is of tha opinion that China's male hope lics in the appeal to Geneva; but if she goes to the League of Nations,

it must be with clean hands.

Note To The League.

Ganzva, May 11th

BOMB NEAR THEATRES.

TERRIFIED AUDIENCE.

(THROUGH BEUTER'S AGENCY.] The 'Note sent to the Secretary of the League of Nations by the

SEATTLE, May 12th. Nanking Nationalist Government A bomb exploded at night be accuses the Japanese of firing on tween two theatres, shattering the Chinese soldiers and killing Chinese | windows in the neighbourhood" and civilians without provocation at filling one theatre with; smoke. Tainanfu on May 3rd, and there The audiences in both thostres after bombarding the residential almost reached a state of panic. quarter, killing and wounding over No explanation of the outrage is a thousand

to hand.

The Nobe further states that the Japanese cut off the nose of the Iocal Commissioner of Foreign 'Affairs- and chót him, “with three subordinates.

A further accusation is that the Japanese sent an impossible ultima tion and then resumed the fighting without waiting for a reply.

COMMUNISM IN FRENCH

NAVY.-

SEVEN MEN SENTENCED.

{THROUGH REUTER'S "AGINOY,]

The Nate claims that the Chinese

Bakar, May 14th authorities throughout acted with A petty officer and six seamen great moderation, and it begs the of the French navy have been League to call on Japan immediate sentenced to imprisonment, vary- ly to end the warfare and withdrawing from five to 13 months for her troops The Note also asks for attempting to form: Communist an -international

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BABRAH, May 19th. South Persian towns. art cole- brating the abrogation of foreign capitulations in Persia,

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