CHINESE TROUBLE.
(Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.) CHINESE HAPPENINGS. (Received this day at 9.30 a.m). SHANGHAI. March 12. The climax of enthusiasm evoked by Clomentis visit to Canton was reached when General Lichaisiim ordered the tearing down of all anti-Hritish posters posted at the height of the anti-British feeling. It is also reported that Canton authorities are considering the demolishing ~|- :1 monument erected in commctnoiation of tiie Shajiee incident, changing llm name of the street memorialising 11n* incident of -Inno -3rd. 1025. involving bloodshed between foreigners guarding Slniincen foreign quarter and Whampoa Military Academy cadets led by Russians, numbers oi cadets being killed. Meantime. Sir Miles Lampson. British Minister at Peking, continues tn spread goodwill in Shanghai. lie was feted liv leading Chinese organisations, necessitating the postponing of Ids return to the north. Ominous warlike rumblings from Peking have been heard. Changtsohn is reported to be preparing an antiXationalist drive, hut local Nnt.onalists are unperturbed. , The anniversary, of Sun Yat Sen s death to-day passed quietly.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 March 1928, Page 2
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