The Archive · 1928

MR. LI PING-HSU'S FUNERAL

'The remains of the late Mr. Li Ping-heu, former Civil Administra-for of Shanghai, whose death took Place in Quinsan some' weeks ago "(a report of which has already been published in these columns), were Brought to Shanghai on Tuesday and removed to deceased's home, The funeral will take place in due to say that particular store has not been visited by the woman again, but upon inquiry being made elsewhere it transpires that at least tone other store has had a: similar played upon it, the method being entirely the same. In the cit cumstances it would be as well i other stores were on the lookout for this person, who gives the impression of belonging to one of the Highest Lowest 2 wa ath Yen Speculators were idle daring the day. Market lifeless but steady.

Highest Lowest Gold Bars 36250 302.10

Ready For'd Land. pence per std. ox. 26 NIV, cents per oz, troy Not in Bombs TR. per 100 tala 60:00 62:01

M, Lecation is reported by the" vernacular press to have addressed a Note to the Waichiaopu urging repayment. of the principal and interest on the Peking-Hankow Railway loan. It is said that the Northern Government have refused to pay, because the southern section Aagship of the " Asiatic Fleet, arrived at Manila, Admiral Mark Bristol, Commander-in-Chief of the United States Navy in Far Eastern waters, told newspaper representa~ tives that, "unless matters in China suddenly become more serious, phu remaining here for two months fat least, Of course, it is hard to tell what will happen and it may be necessary to eave on much course, Continental countries.

Bombsy of-take 180 bars, is net now in their hards. shorter notice."

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