THE WAR.
GENERAL ITEMS,
|3y Telegraph—Press Association —OopyrigL* London, Jan. 19. Admiral Rotovosky’s squadron has roachod Jubitil. In response to Russia’s attempt to array the Powers against China, Mr Hay solicits them to renew their adhesion to the American note on China’s administrative entity, urging tho use of influence to compel the bolligcroutß tj respect neutrality. China’s reply asserts tho correctness of tho Government’s attitude, despite individual lapses which may be excused by Russia’s wrong doing. Tho Japanese reply is expected to assort other breaches of neutrality besides China’s, and to claim full liberty of action if a suitable opportunity occurs. Largo stores of champagne and vodka have been discovered at Port Arthur.
During tho closing days of tbo sioge chickens sold at 24s each, eggs at 6s each, and pears 2^. .Five hundred and forty guns were found at Port Arthur in good condition. The British steamor seized in Thushima Straits waß tho Oakley. She was bound from Cardiff to Yladivostock with 5900 tons of ooal.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1360, 21 January 1905, Page 2
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167THE WAR. Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1360, 21 January 1905, Page 2
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