Another note requesting foreign vessels to leave the harbour of Hing-hwa in eastern Fukien by 7 o'clock fon Wednesday morning, July 19. will be "sent today to. third Power diplomatic "representatives and Maritime Customs officials by vVice-'Admiral Oikawa through Mr. Miur Japanese naval forces would com-mone operations against Lunghwa at that time, the note says, Mr. Miura's letter, addressed to Mr, Paul Scheel, Consul-General for Denmark and Senior Consul, follows "At the request of Vice-Admiral Oikawa, Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Japanese China Seas Fleet, 1 have the honour to communicate to You herewith his statement, which 1 shall be grateful if you will be good enough to bring to the notice of our Interested colleagues as soon as possible in order that they may be able to notify. their respective nationals accordingly, The statement reads as follows
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.