Amoy, May 31.
Japanese naval reinforcements, of unrevealed strength, will land at' the aval pier here at' 180 o'clock this fifterneon, Domei "learned this, morning.
Following their landing they will search to Amoy Park where they will puss in review before Vice-Admiral Nobutake Kondo, Commander-in-Chief "of the Japanese Naval Force im South China.
Meantime, Mr. Goro Uchida, Japs ese Consul-General "here, yesterday addressed Mr, H. L. Hitchcock, acting chairman of the Kulangsu Munteipal Council, a note citing nine alleged ceases of recent activity by anti-Japan= ese. terrorists and Chinese military gents asserted to be based upon the International Settlement of Amoy.
Ing. Uchida in his original note of May 13 demanded the elimination of such subversive elements from the Settlement.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.