Shanghai, Feb. 28.
Arrangements having been completed for the taking over of the China Merchants' S. N. Ca., by the Company's _managing-director, Mr. Chao Tib-chino, definite plans have been formulated for the immediate restoration of passenger and freigh* service on both the southern and northern coast routes and also on the Yangtze.
In the past the China Merchants? always maintained a dominant position on the Hongkong and Canton route owing to excellent wharf Jage und godown accommodation. Since the May 30 incident, however, tailings have been restricted to Canton direct. It is now announced that sailings to Hongkong will commence with the departure of the str. Hsin Hua for Hongkong to-morrow.—Kuo Min, 'THe postal employees, at a meet= ing on Thursday, state the Chinese papers, resolved to demand that the Postal Commissioner shall recognize their Unton, that he should give more consideration to culprits when punishing them, should permit a representative of the Union to call on him weekly, should shorten the hours of the moter car employees, ang that one "Ah Car Clu," a for-inner, should not be permitted to ok, because the forbidden o
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