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Japan Will Support China.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TRURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1917.

THE SUI KAI OPIUM.

CHINA AND GERMANY, other officials and also ou Lisug Chi-chso, who is reported to have been largely responsible for the

A Rumour Disposed Of. action of the Government. It is anderstood, however, that the The case came up again before Government bas sirsady droided, MK. J. H. Wood, at the Magistracy a definite polier which is not this morning, in which the Portu- likely to be altered by German gnese skipper of the Sai Kai is persuasions or threats-Reuter. charged with importing over

thousand.tsels of opiam.

Japan Sympathetic,

In view of many interesting speculations in Hongkong circles as to Japan's view of the Chino- German crisis we are in a position to state authoritatively that not only has Japan agreed to the pcaition taken up by Chins against Germany, but that she suggested the contents of the Note and is soting la perfect harmony with Great Britain in influence. the matter. As goes without

Tokyo, Feb, 14. The papers Griet, said he was pleased to see His Worship, addressing Mrî and the public generally endorse the Captain was with him, and the attitude of China towards that there was nothing in the Germany and welcome the indica ramar that the defendant had

ions that China is prepared to co-operate in elsuring the Far Eas from the menace of German

It is understood that official

gope away.

of fact he did go away to Macso Mr. Grist:-Oh no; as a matter

with his steamer, but he has come back all right. As a matter of

saying, Germany is frantically circles fully endoras the Note fant, I took the responsibility of trying by offers of money and by threats, to persuade the Presented by Chine to Germany, letting him go. The case is not Baron Hayashi, who arrived on bad enough for him to stay away.

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

JUST RECEIVED

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PACKED BY THE BEST GROWERS.

Central Government to remain Monday evening, in an interview. Dafendant hopes to take the SPLENDID

neutral, and even to bring it overid that there were indications of steamer out again when it comes

to the side of Germany. What considerable activity in the matter in next time.

does not seem to have cocurred of the industrial development of to the Allies collectively tili Chins. He expressed the fallesi the enemy ell along—that China's *pproval of oo operation between

recently has been apparent to.

America and Japan for the pur.

The osse way again adjourned.

CRICKET.

entry into the war on our side | must mean practically the entire poss of rendering assistance in Chinese Recreation Club v. The

alosing to Germany, síter resce is declared, of the only profitable market now left to her.

China Unmoved by German

Threats.

but without interfering in political commercial and financial matters,

fairs,"

University

"FOOTBALL.

MK.F.C v. K.S.LI.

FLAVOUR.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.-

WANTED.

In this match, on Saturday next, at 2 15 p.m., on the former's These teams meet on Saturday He said that the Chengchistan ground, the University will be (kick-cf at 4 p.m.), when the WANTED-YACHT. Either Medium Sized Cruiser affair had been satisfactorily represented by :-Ng Sze-Kwong, Club will be represented by:-

ettled and the relations between G. E. Marley, K. Brayshay, J. A. L. Goldenberg, F. W. Black, Class wth Motor: or Sampan or Peking, Feb. 14-Sires the China and Japan were now more D. Wright, R. Paasoaby Fane, F. J. Dickie, J. Rodger, particulars and price to "Yachts- Junk Yacht. Apply stating presentation of the Note the Ger- cordial than ever. Conditions in A. E. Rumjaho, A. de Sousa, Stewart, M. L. Railton, G. A. man" c/o "Hongkong Tele- man Minister has been very at the interior, be remarked have G. Warren, D. Dizon, W. Gittens, Robinson, J. M. Walker, J. F. graph," tive calling on the Priemier and mcoh improved. -- Reuter. G. HIM. Scorer:-G. 8. Kwok. Stalker, H. McE. MacTavish, and F. C. Clear. Reserve :-J. Rslaton.

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All broken, chafed and dam- 'aged goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined on Tuesday, February, 27th at 10 a.m.

All claims must be presented within a month of the steamer'a arrival here, after which they cannot be recognized.

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