Amoy, Nov. 9.
During the past few weeks there have appeared in Shanghai and in Hongkong various rumours of serious disturbances in Amoy. None of these had any basis fact whatever and there has. been no. incident. to. disturb the. tranquillity of the district.
'A. dispute, not necessarily of a political nature, between. two, mille tary oticers from Changchow ted Serious consequences, Ww ud killed the other with a revolver in Amoy. The alleged murderer rade good his escape but the polies are searching for him and, hope to be able to bring him to. justice.
'There is to be no official parade in Kulangs_on Armistice Day, service of remembrance will, however, be held in the Union Church and will be conducted by the pastor, ar A. Preston. In the ro will be the' custom. ary Ex. Service Men's Dinner, and also a dance in the Amoy Club:
The authorities are now paying attention to the examination Rapid: progress is being made in the construction of new. roads in south Fukien. The road from Teng. an to An-khoo is now complete and that from Changpu to Sie-kho will shortly be opened for traffic. Considerable damage was done to, existing roads by the floods in September but most of the neces. sary repairs have now been carried out: ass ion has been organised at West Gate, in the Chinese Cty, "eonbat" cigarette smoking Monifestocs have been issued
everybody, young and elf) men neanclng the practise and om Sromien, boy and isis, to join the association and swear an oath not} to smoke cigarettes in future.
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