Hongkong, July 3.
According to a Cantonese official report, the Cantonese have captured Shundo, and are preparing to attack Hoksin.
Owing to the doubtful attitude of the Yunnanese at Luichow, the Canton Government is not. supplying ammunition to Yunnan.
TR Kuangsi forces captured Pakhoi on the 2nd instant. On their approach, all the Cantonese withdrew on board a warship and junks.—Renter.
Canton, July 9.
The Canton Government is assuming responsibility for the paper money issued by the Kuangsi Government wader General Lu Yung-ting for several years past without reserve. This measure will relieve merchants of financial embarrassment, especially those at Wuchow and other river ports.
An official Cantonese statement says that, while northern Kuangtung is free of Kuangsi forces, bandits, ce-operating with them, are still menacing the Yamchow, Limchow, Kaochow and Luichow districts.
A report to the effect that Kueilin has been captured from the Cantonese Jacks confirmation.—Reuter.
Heavy Daftar or CANTONESE.
Hongkong, July 11.
A report- from Pakhoi states the entire Yamchow and Limchow districts have fallen and that over 10,000 Cantonese troops have either surrendered, deserted or dispersed.
The Canton Government is appealing to various organizations of merchants for subscriptions for military expenses.—Reuter.
Kuaxesi to tHe Rescup or Cantox.
Canton, July 12.
Kiangsi troops under the command of Lei Shih-huang, assisted by the Ist Division of the Kuangtung troops under Genera] Teng Keng, have made a violent counterattack upon the Kuangsi forces in the districts of Lienchow and Lienshan, In consequence, the Kuangsi forces have commenced a retreat in the direction of Hohsien. General Chen Chiung-ming yesterday gave orders for an attack on Hohsien.
According to an official report from General Chao Hengti, two brigades of. the Hunan troops under the command of Hsieh Kuoluang invaded Kuangsi provinco_on June 30, as a result of which the Kuangsi forces have retired om Kueilin. The region of Chinchow, Lienchow, and Lei-chow are still in the hands of the Kuangsi forces, who are acting on the defensive.—Eastern News Agency.
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