CHINA.
THE EMPTY TBEASTJRY. (By Cible—Press Association—Copvricht.l (AualraJi&n *r.d N.Z. Cable Association.) (Received January 9th, 11.25 p.m.) TIENTSIN, January 7. Tho Customs revenue for China in 1910 was 46,000.000 taels, creating a record, yet tho Treasury is practically empty, owing to squandering. RELATIONS WITH JAPAN. STATEMENT BY N.Z. CONSUL. (?BESS ASSOCIATION - TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON 1 , January 9. Mr Lin Siiihi Yuan, Chinese Consul for New Zealand, has received from his Government a cable message dated January 6th, informing liim that thi» widespread report that a number of Chinese students wore killed or injured in a conflict with Japanese residents at Foochow lias been found, after investigation, lo ho without foundation in fact. The Japanese battleships at Foochow wero withdrawn on January 4th. The di fferences hot ween China and Japan will le settled amicably. Tho cable message furtlfer adds that there is no truth in the rumour that the Shangtung ouestion will be settled with Japan alone.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16728, 10 January 1920, Page 9
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