GENERAL CABLES.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 August 1915, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES.

Till? JAPANESE CABINET. Uy Cable—Press Association Copyright. Tokio, August ri. There are indication., that Count Okuma will remain leader of the reorganised Cabinet, iu accordance with the Emperor's wUli. Changes -are exported in the Foreign, Navy and Finance Departments. OHISK-S.R AT TSINOTAO. Peking. August 8. China, and -lapan have signed an agreement reopening the Chinese Custom House at Tsingtao, and permitting the ri-minvption of trade, which has been dead (.111IXA AND JAPAN. Me'.bounie, August 0. Questioned as to whether there hanot been a compulsory military unification of Japan and China under tin- dictatorship of Jn [>:;n. thus altering the balance of pnwir in tiie Pacific, Air. Million replied that the (invermnent had no information that the balance of power had hen Hired. He was aware that the negotiations Letwe. n China and Japan had been p.-acorully idled over a, month niio, China ato?pt ; nfj certain revised article", :but furtlier discussion was certain, as other Japanese demands were postponed. , THE HEN ALL A, Capetown. August S. T'h-re is a further fire in the iienuliir';: bunkers. METHOD IST CENTENARY. Sydney. Aegm-l 9. There are great preparations to eelchiaie the Methodist coiuor.j'Vy. The lie v. Samuel Leigh, first. Methodist minister in Australia, landed on August 10. 1315. Delegates participating In the historic, function Include the Rev. Dawson, New Zealand president, and BUbop Hoys', of Ameri#l