China Mail 1926-02-24
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- China Mail 1926-02-24
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China Mail 1926-02-24
Year: 1926
CANTON CUSTOMS. QUESTIONS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. FULL STATEMENT DESIRED. Foreign Office Enquiry. No Compliance Yet. MRS. P.H. HOLYOAK. NO CHANGE YET. CLOSURE OF CANTON'S HARBOUR. MAIL COMING THROUGH. Other Reports. Trouble to End? Story About Leather. Mails To Shameen. BAD EYESIGHT. A POOR EXCUSE FOR THEFT. CHINESE CONVICTED. COUNCIL MEETING. Jurors List for 1926. INDUSTRIES FAIR. SATISFACTORY RESULTS UP TO DATE. SPLENDOD ORDERS. THREE ACCIDENTS. LADY THROWN OUT OF SIDE CAR. TWO HOSPITAL CASES. CANADIAN BONDS. FLOTATION BY NEW YORK BANKERS. OTHER ISSUES IMPENDING. IDLE LIST. ANOTHER APPRECIABLE DECLINE. WHAT FIGURES TELL. STANDARD OIL. AGREEMENT MADE WITH TURKEY. MONOPOLY FOR COMPANY. LOAN TO ITALY. AMERICAN BANKERS' BIG DEAL. CIVIL WAR. TIENTSIN ONCE MORE IN DANGER. TRAINS STOPPED. NOVEL BILL. SAFEGUARDING NATIONAL TREASURES. A BAN ON EXPORT. NEW ZEALAND. NEW HIGH COMMISSIONER IN LONDON. SIR JAMES PARR. "BREAD & BUTTER". NOT THE SOLE AIM SAYS MR. ALVES. PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE. Its Study In Local Schools. The Prize List. OPERATIC RECITAL. NOTED SINGER'S LOCAL DEBUT. TALE OF HORROR. CIVILIANS SLAUGHTERED IN THOUSANDS. TROOPS CONFISCATE FOOD. TRAWLER'S FATE. SURVIVORS AWAITING RESCUE. REB