The Archive · 1927

New Chinese Raid on Chinkiang Hulk

Officer in Charge of British Boarding Party Wounded Saturoay, June 25.

At Chinkiung a hulk belongize to Jardine, Matheson & Ca., was raided on Thursday night by a group of Chinese troops consisting of one officer and 80 men. Tt was necessary for a bourding party from HLALS. Verity to appear upon the scene. They were fired upon by the Chinese soldiers and this resulted in the wounding of a British offer in the!

aval party. A number of soldiers' were dealt with, the despatels indi Stage Managed Rejoicings at Mukden Mukden, June 20.

With prompted feeling the pop-place of Mukden gave outward expression of the joy they are supposed to feel over the "elect Owing t" the strike of shopkeep-Jers and boatmen in Foochow great, Jexcitement prevails in that place. The anti-Japanese procession planned for Thursday, however, was [postponed because it was feared that a clash would result between soldi Jers participating in it and the Chi Jose marines stationed as a guard at The city national colours and civil and military officials despatched telegrams of congratulations to the Marshal—Reuter.

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