The Archive · 1926

HM: S. Hawking at Hankow

Hankow, Sept, 11.

8. Hawkins arrived hers to-day and landed: a large numbes of marines in the Concessions which fare now again: being heavily guarded by marines from various foreign war vessels, Marshal Sun Chuan-fang's troops at Kiukiang are reported to be concentrating opposite Wusueh.—Toho.

The British Admiralty oil-tanker Belgol arrived at Woosung yesterday from Hongkong ind immediately Proceaded to Hankow with fool and supplies, The Lot of the Foreigner Sept. 9.

Every foreign steamer entering ey leaving Hankow constitutes 4 target for Southern bullets.

Several Japanese steamers, Messrs. Butterfield & Swire's Poyang and Messrs. Jardine, Mathe-ison's Tuckwo have been severely riddled.

The Tuckwo had one Chinese passenger killed and one wounded.—Reuter. ited without permission.

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