CHINESE AFFAIRS
THE REFORAI SOCIETY. IMPORTATION OF ARMS, ETC. Shanghai, Otober 13. The Chinese at Canton are watching for the arrival of a vessel laden with dynamite, arms and ammunition, alleged to bo consigned to the Chinese Reform Society. The shippers arc unknown.
THE WAR INDEMNITY. THE NEW TARIFF. Shanghai, October 14. Cbing has forwarded to the Powers a bond for 450,000,000 taels as war indemnity. The Chinese new tariff conies into Operation on November 11th. IMPERIAL EDICT. Shanghai, October 13. A Chinese Imperial edict has been issued enjoining officials strenuously to enforce Western reforms, recommended by Luikumyi and Chang Chitung, the Peace Commissioners. The edict declares that the destiny of the country is involved in the success of the reforms.
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Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1073, 15 October 1901, Page 2
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