CHINESE TROUBLE.
(Australian it N.Z. Cable Association. CHINESE RAILWAY CUT. (Received this flay at 10.15 a.m.) SHANGHAI,' Sept. 20. During Lunghwa disturbance Slinng-hai-Hungehow raiiVny was torn up disrupting the services on Shanghai-Nan-king railway which also were suspended owing to an extensive military movement of an obscure nature. 300 CHINESE PERISH. SHANGHAI. Sept. 20. Three hundred Chinese perished when a motor boat plying between Tsingtao and Hungsliihai sprang a leak and floundered. Tlioro were over four hundred Chinese aboard. An Ameriean warship rescued one hundred Japanese. The captain 'if the launch was arrested for negligence and tho Cliine.se owner fled.
a chink.sk fight. SHANGHAI. Sept. 20. Disaffection among the Nationalists aiul jealousy among various ronraiaiidcrs seeking to fill the post vacated by Ohiangkaishek, which has been ripenJ- ing for weeks, cnlniinnted in open hostilities between two battalions at Till ugh va military headquarters on the outskirts of Shanghai, which was subsequently suppressed after damage to the railways.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1927, Page 3
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156CHINESE TROUBLE. Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1927, Page 3
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