CHINA.
——_ \ .\JiVV CHINESE MINISTRY. By Cable.—Press Association—Copyright Peking,' April 23. The new Chinese Ministry is as follows:—Premier, Tmtnshijui; Minister for Foreign Affnirß, Lunehemhßing; Minister of Finance, Sunpaochi; Minister in charge of the Navy, Lukuansing; Chief of • the General Staff, . i angashichen. OUTLOOK BRIGHTER. ' ■ Times and Sydney Sun Services. Received April 26, '5.5 p.m. " London, April 25. The British Times correspondent at Pekin says that the new temporary Cabinet will take over the* administration from" the Palace, carrying on until a definite programme, involving the convention of Parliament and the appointment of a, constitutional Cabinet, has been arranged between the anti-Monar-chists, when the control of the situation by the new Cabinet will be assured at Pekin. Kwangtung is -quieter, and there is every reason to believe that the transition will be effected without a wholesale breakdown ,of the machinery of the Government.
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Taranaki Daily News, 27 April 1916, Page 5
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