Ae@ists from China Admitted US. Under Recent Immigration Law New York, Aug. 28.
Of the ordinary obligations of every) Customs surtax of up to 2b per|Africa, expecially Durban. The methods of working, marketing and Chinatown for the first time in cent. on ordinary goods and five|number of vessels help up has|distribution; wages; hours; acci-lits history is having the honour of fe welcome and shall welcome per cent. on luxuries may be levied, dwindled from 25 to 18 and a fur-dents; diseases; housing; royalties playing host to a number of act-every advance upon those pending the abolition of likin. ther two are expected to sail this! and nationalization of mines. Evi-esses who have journeyed here Our delegates will give every help The letter points out that, dence will be taken in public and {from China especially to appear they can in reaching a solution. though the conference will not deal Melbourne, Sept. 22. the commission will visit certain the old Thalia Theatre at 47 There is between us, if we rightly with extraterritorial jurisdiction, it coal fields to enable members to Bowery, now being run by the understand our interests, no inherent} is desirable that ships now are idle in familiarize themselves with the con-'Chinese' of New York, conflict. We have no. territorial yoy ambitions We desire nothing but: bewld now thatthe ie ports—Reuter.
Fremantle, Sept, 22, jon fo the ordinary rights of peaceful rat" trend of Chinese. aspirations have declared C08! Commission Now Sitting {who have sppearel have best toa peace-loving and law-abiding nation. and desires th On our side we will not allow our-
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