BACK TO CHINA.
WHEN THINGS SETTLE DOWN.
(By Telegraph—Special Correspondent.) Auckland, April 15. The suggestion that the conversion of China from an Empira into a Itepublic is likely to rpsult in nn exodus of Chinese from New Zealand was confirmed by . an Auckland merchant, who hopes to end liis days in the great eastern land whence ho came. He said the exodus was not likely to begin in earnest for some years, not, "in fact, till China has settled down properly after the recent great disturbances. China has great possibilities, hoexplained, in spite of its huge population. It is very rich in minerals and in natural productiveness. Under the Republic ho expected factories to bo started, and a general process of development to take place. .Largo numbers of Chinese, finding life in 'their own country hard, had been forced to emigrate to other parts of the world, but they preferred thoir own country, and it would not bo long after tho opportunities were available before they would all, or nearly all, go home again and stay there.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1416, 17 April 1912, Page 8
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177BACK TO CHINA. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1416, 17 April 1912, Page 8
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