China.
From Pekin it is reported that there are indications that distrust in the Russians is growing in Chinese official circles.
Since she acquired the lease of Weihaiwei Britain's prestige has been reestablished at Pekin, Britain's disinterestedness in recent affairs being recognised.
China has conceded Britain territory extending 10 miles inland rom Weihaiwei.
Reports from Pekin assert that the foreign diplomatists declared that Britain has never asked Sir Robert Hart, head of the Chinese Customs, to favour British interests.
The Russians claim that the recent disturbance at Kiu-Chau, near Tal* ienwan, necessitates that inclusion of Kin Chau Bay in the lease granted tb Russia. *^
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Manawatu Herald, 14 April 1898, Page 2
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104China. Manawatu Herald, 14 April 1898, Page 2
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