CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.
AN ARMISTICE. BRITISH MINISTER'S ACTION. A CONFERENCE PROPOSED. By Tolerrapli—Press Association— CopjrrlcM (Roc. December 1, 9.1 p.m.) Peking, Dccomber 1. The British Minister has a threo days' triico at Hankau awl \\ »- chang while Lo Yuan Dung ascertains tho views of tho eight provinces as to whether thero should bo a fifteen days lymistico in order to meet Yuan Shili Kai's delegates at Shanghai. THE AUSTRALIAN CRUISERS. (Rec. Decembor 1, 11 P- m -) London, December 1. Mr. Winston Churchill, First Lord ot tho Admiralty, answering Lord Charles Beresford in tho House of Commons, 6tated that the two cruisere-tho Prometheus and Pyranus —from Australia, recently ordered to join tho China. Squadron, were temporarily dotached in view of possible developments. NO BRITISH TROOPS FOR CHINA. (Rec. December 1, 11 p.m.) London, December 1. Tho Government has consulted Sir J. N. Jordan, Envoy Extraordinary to China, and as a result has dccided not to land troops in China. It is announced that Britain, Japan, and the United States have arranged to act in close consultation with reference to concerted mediation in China when tho opportunity arises.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1301, 2 December 1911, Page 7
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185CHINA'S CIVIL WAR. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1301, 2 December 1911, Page 7
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