CHINA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 31, 30 September 1912, Page 5

CHINA.

BREACH OK FAITH

(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press Association.) Loudon, September 28. There is no public rush for the Ch.nese loan, but ic is' expected that it will bo covered to-day. . Yuan-Siiih-Kai has cabled to the Chinese Legation, expressing the Government's 'satisfaction at the successful flotation. The nation, he says, is deeply grateful, mid the Republic will regard the discharge of this loan as an obligation especially binding. Toe "Statist" declares that great cleverness was .shown in underwriting the loan quickly, but it will create a bad impression abroad and give a handle to unfriendly nations to impeach Britain's good faith. JAPANESE PRESS PESSIMISTIC. Tokio, September 28. _ The press is pessimistic at the failure of the Six-Power Group, and foreshadows a dissolution and a subsequent for the re-adoption of individual policies in China. THE LOAN OVER-SUBSCRIBED. London, September 29. The Chinese loan has been oversubscribed. THE LOAN. (Received 8.20 a.m.) Berlin, September id. Of the Chinese loan of two million being floated, Germany secured the Chinese railway and mining revenues, which, according'to tlie newspapers, forms part of Messrs Birch and Casp's ten million loan.