Hongkong, Nov. 17.
For the first time, a Japanese naval {plane landed at Kaitak airport here today.
With Lieut-Commander Kazuma {Honda and six others aboard, a [Japanese naval "aeroplane arrived here this afternoon. After loading a spare wheel for the British airliner Dardanus, it took off for Waichow Island where the Imperial Airways Passenger plane was foreed down on November 8, when it was alleged to have infringed upon Japanese naval warnings against ying near the Avruonnies in Hongkong have imposed quarantine on vessels arriving that port from Tientsin, on account of cholera. stating. that "heavy Aghting was going on in the Fancheng area."
The "Ta Kung Pao," in a dispatch from Kweilin (Kwangs) says "the Chinese and Japanese armies _are facing each other in South Kwangtung, without any fresh develop-
According to Chinese quarters, it is not yet knowe what motives prompt-fed the silence on the part of the Chinese concerning the fighting at Pakhoi, whether it) is due to Chinese reverses or to an attempt not fo disclose movements of the Chi to be still going an.
(Shacchow), in North" Kwangtung, nese forces in that area—Reuter,
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