# article_index

date: 1908-07-25
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801817
trove_id: 26801817
description:
Guangdong news/ Ministry of communications appoints Liang Yonghu to reconnoitre for the building of railway from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Investigation under way on the import of foreign medicine. Guangdong authority promotes local products. Industrial investment to be encouraged. China to build warships itself. Rebuilding of Humen fortifications in Guangdong.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801817
trove_id: 26801817
description:
All members of a secret society in Poland are arrested by Russian authority for attempting to assassinating the Tsar.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801817
trove_id: 26801817
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Britain in shortage of army officers. The new king of Portugal falls in love with maidservant.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801823
trove_id: 26801823
description:
Report on floods in Huizhou, Zhaoqing, Qingyuan, Heshan, Gaoming, Nanhai, Sanshui, and other parts of Guangdong province.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801822
trove_id: 26801822
description:
Sydney Chinese community gathers in support of the navy levy and speeches by Ye Bingnan, Lin Runzhao, Wu Shihua, Mai Yaomei and others.


date: 1908-07-25
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801822
trove_id: 26801822
description:
Lin Runzhao (Baoheng), envoy of Guangdong province, visits Sydney on his way to Samoa for an investigation on Chinese labourers there.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801827
trove_id: 26801827
description:
Second and final part of an article, written by Chen Huanzhang of Columbia University in New York, advocates equality of men and women and the promotion of Confucianism.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801827
trove_id: 26801827
description:
Telegram from Chinese community in Sydney on the birthday of Emperor Guangxu and the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801827
trove_id: 26801827
description:
Flood victims of Nanhai, Qingyuan and Sanshui counties ask for help from overseas Chinese communities. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801827
trove_id: 26801827
description:
Beijing news/ Ministry of communications is determined to redeem all shares of telegram industry. Xu Shichang suggests that China should follow Russia and send felons to cultivate the border area in Heilongjiang province. Riots in Hubei army school. Beijing army banks any opium smoking. China to send army school students to tour Mongolia. 


date: 1908-08-01
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801827
trove_id: 26801827
description:
Guangdong news. Regular check applies to steam ferries on arms smuggling. Bandits in Qinxian county and the revolutionary activities. Railway project is cancelled from Huizhou to Chaozhou. Coal consumption by steamships in the Xijiang River. Gambling and opium smoking to be totally banned in the Guangdong officialdom. Army recruitment in Guangdong last year.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801826
trove_id: 26801826
description:
Chaos in Vietnam and its relations with chaos in Qinxian, Lianzhou and Fangcheng counties in Guangdong.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 6-7
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801831
trove_id: 26801831
description:
Further report on the gathering of Sydney Chinese community in support of the navy levy and the speeches by Zheng Fanchang, Cai Xing, Liang Chuang, Mrs Chen Lin, Mrs Guo Kui, Li Chun, Mrs Ma Zuxing and others.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801830
trove_id: 26801830
description:
Chinese community in Sydney celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu and report on the celebrations.


date: 1908-08-01
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801833
trove_id: 26801833
description:
Further report on the floods in Qingyuan, Sanshui, Heshan, Nanhai and other parts of Guangdong and the disaster relief.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801835
trove_id: 26801835
description:
First part of a report, prepared by the Chinese Empire Reform Association, claims that establishment of national parliament is the only way to save China.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801835
trove_id: 26801835
description:
Four naval ports to be built. Chinese navy will be strong in eight years. Chinese communities in Nanyang support the navy rejuvenation. Proposal to rejuvenate Chinese navy.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801835
trove_id: 26801835
description:
Members of the constitutional research institution in Shanghai support the establishment of parliament. Timetable for the establishment of parliament. A petition from gentry in Jiangsu and Hunan province to the establishment of parliament. A telegram from zheng wen she requests to set up the parliament. A petition from Guangdong gentry supports the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801834
trove_id: 26801834
description:
Beijing news. Dispute between Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai. Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu) offers rewards for the capture of Sun Yatsen. Newly-arrived Japanese ambassador to Beijing comments on the relation between China and Japan. Tang Shaoyi supports to borrow foreign loans in order to rejuvenate Chinese navy. Chinese government to revise its regulation on foreign missionary work in China. Direct election of county & prefectural magistrate to be stopped. Zheng wen she sets up a branch in Yangzhou, of Jiangsu province. American government will sponsor an international opium conference in Shanghai and the report. Floods in Zhejiang, Fujiang and Jiangxi province.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801834
trove_id: 26801834
description:
Guangdong news. Li Daorong, a native of Haikou in Hainan island, is detained in Panyu county for assuming the name of the Emperor. Investigation conducted on the growing of opium poppy. Survey on the inland navigation and the protective methods. Chinese naval formation to be reorganised.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 3
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801834
trove_id: 26801834
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States appoints a special commissioner to stop illegal Asian immigrant.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801834
trove_id: 26801834
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Number of parliamentarians in the world. Graduation ceremony in a Japanese army school. Yu Shimei and Sun Baoqi meet the Emperor of Germany.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801839
trove_id: 26801839
description:
Translation. China to send more army students to France. Chinese cruise in Xijiang River, Guangdong. Chinese businessmen and Portuguese authority in Macao.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801839
trove_id: 26801839
description:
A reply from Tung Wah hospital in Hong Kong to the Chinese community in Australia in regards to their donations for rice market.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801838
trove_id: 26801838
description:
Chinese businessman in Hill End of New South Wales send telegram to Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney on the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801838
trove_id: 26801838
description:
Chinese community in Glen Innes celebrates the 35th birthday of the city and organisers include Li Dingquan, Ma Guiyou, Chen Chunrong, Huang Xinqian, Zhu Qunhe, Lin Yinyuan, Li Dexiong, and Lei Xuerui.


date: 1908-08-08
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801838
trove_id: 26801838
description:
Zhenhua company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) is raising capital by floating shares among Australian Chinese communities for investment in Guangxi and the agent is Ye Bingnan.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801843
trove_id: 26801843
description:
Second and final part of a report, prepared by the Chinese Empire Reform Association, claims that establishment of national parliament is the only way to save China.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801843
trove_id: 26801843
description:
Number of foreigners now living in China. Import and export of China in the past five years. China's national debt.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801843
trove_id: 26801843
description:
Chinese central government requires Yunnan, Tibet and northeast province to pay close attention to the security on border area.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801843
trove_id: 26801843
description:
Beijing news. Yuan Shikai negotiates with foreign missions on the naturalisation of overseas Chinese. Zhang Yintang on the way to Beijing to report Tibet affairs including negotiation with Britain. Yu Shimei from Germany reports experience of constitutional reform in other countries and China should not start such reform. Floods in Hengzhou (Hengyang) of Hunan province. Prince Su is interested in local election and self-government. China and Russia have dispute on the border area. Governor-general of Hubei inspects the gunboats in Yangtze River. Russian purchase horses in Manchuria for railway construction. Imperial scholar Zhu Fuxian supports the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801842
trove_id: 26801842
description:
Guangdong news/ Trial of the man who assumes name of the Emperor. List of gunboats in Guangdong. Guangdong to purchase more weapons. Wuzhou businessmen apply to set up Xijiang River navigation company. Part of Qinxian county to be transferred to Guangxi province. Officials of the provincial department donates to flood victims. Disaster relief and the implementation of local self-government policy. 


date: 1908-08-15
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801842
trove_id: 26801842
description:
French authority in Vietnam executes three young men for attempting to murder 200 European soldiers.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 6
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801846
trove_id: 26801846
description:
Correspondence from America. A report from San Francisco on the sufferings of Chinese labourers there. 


date: 1908-08-15
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801846
trove_id: 26801846
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Books of the world. Marine cables of the world. Child marriage in poor countries. Women university in America, Britain and Russia. Emperor of Turkey has no freedom.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801847
trove_id: 26801847
description:
A public notice from Zhenhua company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) for the sale of shares among Australian Chinese communities and its potential investment in Guangxi, and the agent is Ye Bingnan.


date: 1908-08-15
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801844
trove_id: 26801844
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to flood victims and disaster relief in Guangdong. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801851
trove_id: 26801851
description:
First part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, self-government, and tax reform.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801851
trove_id: 26801851
description:
Survey. Population in the trading port of China (Niuzhuang, Tianjin, Jiaozhou, Changsha, Yichang, Hankou, Wuhu, Zhenjiang, Suzhou, Ningbo, Xiamen, Sanshui, Beihai, Longzhou and Simao). Statistics on railway, post service and telephone lines.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801851
trove_id: 26801851
description:
Chinese navy. A shipyard to be built in south China. Yuan Shikai and Tie Liang require overseas missions to report building of foreign naval forces. 


date: 1908-08-22
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801851
trove_id: 26801851
description:
The plan of Chinese government for establishment of parliament. Petition from Shanghai, Henan and other places to the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801850
trove_id: 26801850
description:
Beijing news. Test appointment of the talented people recommended by province. Central government issues plan for reform in Tibet (army, finance, currency and civil service system). Appointment of new officials in Beijing. Postal service to be reformed. Counterfeit Japanese notes found in Fujian province. Advisor appointed for foreign negotiations in Zhili, Yunnan, Jiangsu and Jiangxi, Hubei and Hunan, Guangdong and Guangxi province. Floods in Hubei, Zhejiang and Anhui province. 


date: 1908-08-22
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801850
trove_id: 26801850
description:
Guangdong news. Order to catch revolutionary rebellions on the border area of Yunnan, Guangdong and Guangxi province. Zhan Tianyou is appointed engineer of the Kowloon-Guangzhou railway and the negotiation between China and Britain. Wang Wenshao instructs to collect foreign reference books for political reform. Coastline patrol by military forces in Guangdong. China to send warships to tour Nanyang. Road survey is under way in Guangdong. Four young girls in Boluo county commit suicide together.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801850
trove_id: 26801850
description:
Chinese community in Ottawa boycotts Canadian goods as the local parliament starts to ban opium trade. Comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801850
trove_id: 26801850
description:
Chinese authority in Qinzhou, Guangdong province, seizes 10,000 smuggling rifles but a Japanese businessman says he is the owner.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801850
trove_id: 26801850
description:
Chinese government sends Tang Shaoyi to negotiate with European countries on the withdrawal of their troops from Beijing. One of Japanese solders in Beijing is proved a spy.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 6
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801855
trove_id: 26801855
description:
Chinese community in Narrandera, New South Wales, celebrates the birthday of Emperor Guangxu and two photographs on the celebrations. And the speakers include Guo Xiu, Mr and Mrs Zheng Jin, and Lu Kunyuan.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801854
trove_id: 26801854
description:
A public notice from Zhenhua company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) on the sale of shares among Australian Chinese communities and its potential investment in Guangxi, and the agent is Ye Bingnan.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801854
trove_id: 26801854
description:
Further report on the suicide of Chinese in the train in New South Wales, whose friends include Feng Jiulin, Li Zanyi, Zhang Jifan, Xiao Songyi and others


date: 1908-08-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801854
trove_id: 26801854
description:
Chinese businessman Ye Tonggui's two daughters are awarded for their outstanding musical performance.


date: 1908-08-22
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801857
trove_id: 26801857
description:
Chinese community in Australia donates to the flood victims and disaster relief in Guangdong. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801859
trove_id: 26801859
description:
Second part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, local self-government, removal of some taxes and others.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801859
trove_id: 26801859
description:
Overseas Chinese student. Children of Chinese high-level officials who are studying in Japan and their school performance. Chinese military students in Japan and their situations.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801859
trove_id: 26801859
description:
Beijing news/ China seeks to build a railway from Zhangjiakou to Kulun. Shuntian magistrate will be replaced by an imperial commissioner. Asbestos found in Sichuan. Yunnan officials in Beijing suggest to refuse French demand of compensation. Governor-general of Hubei and Hunan province Chen Kuilong suggests salt monopoly in Sichuan and Hunan province in order to collect money for naval rejuvenation. Robert Hart might return to China. Zai Ze and others oppose to borrow foreign loans for railway construction. A university to be established in the south which is similar to Beijing University. Tie Liang is keen to set up a large munitions factory in central China.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801858
trove_id: 26801858
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou is searching for revolutionaries. Shares of Guangdong province for the naval budget. Women in Guangzhou sell their needleworks for disaster relief. New plan for census in Guangdong.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801858
trove_id: 26801858
description:
Asian (Indian and Chinese) immigrants in South Africa gather and oppose new registration regulations.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801858
trove_id: 26801858
description:
Correspondence from Singapore. Students of Chinese school in Singapore celebrate the birthday of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801863
trove_id: 26801863
description:
Editor of Tung Wah Times Tang Caizhi farewells the Chinese community in Australia on leaving for a tour to China.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801863
trove_id: 26801863
description:
An American journalist talks in Sydney, discusses the yellow peril and possible alliance of Japan and China.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801862
trove_id: 26801862
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney farewells Tang Caizhi, editor of the Tung Wah Times. Attendants includes Ye Bingnan, Xian Junhao, Zheng Fanchang, Luo Run, Cai Yinghui, Chen Qi, Chen Lianke, and Wu E'lou.


date: 1908-08-29
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801865
trove_id: 26801865
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to the flood victims in Guangdong. Hundreds of names listed.


date: 1908-09-05
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801867
trove_id: 26801867
description:
Third part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, local self-government, removal of some taxes and others.


date: 1908-09-05
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801867
trove_id: 26801867
description:
Beijing news. Central government orders a secure control of all ammunitions. Political Research Society (zheng wen she) sends telegram to the Beijing department of foreign affairs regarding the negotiation with France over Yunnan issues. Yu Shimei is recalled back from Germany for his resistance to constitutional reform. Provincial governments are required to start political reform. Tang Shaoyi's mission on his travel to America. The two Japanese cargo ships that were caught for smuggling. Chinese government to increase taxes on salt and others. German in Shandong province. Special national conference proposed for constitutional reform. Local self-government to be implemented.


date: 1908-09-05
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801866
trove_id: 26801866
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Zhang Renjun seeks help from other provinces for disaster relief. Bandits arrested in Fengchuan county will be brought to trial. Arms smuggling in Lianjiang. Magistrate of Nanxiong county is urged to stop waylay of rice for disaster relief. Charity institution in Guangzhou urges business firms to donate to disaster relief. Hong yuan tang, a shop in Guangzhou donates to disaster relief. Negotiation with Britain on the railway construction between Kowloon to Guangzhou. Family feud and fighting in Xinhui county. 


date: 1908-09-05
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801871
trove_id: 26801871
description:
Gentry from Guizhou, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Beijing ask for establishment of parliament. Chinese students in Japan and descendants of the Eight Banners ask for establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-09-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801870
trove_id: 26801870
description:
Tariff revenue, postal service income and mining production in each of the six Australian states in the past year. 


date: 1908-09-12
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801875
trove_id: 26801875
description:
Fourth part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, local self-government, removal of some taxes and others.


date: 1908-09-12
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801875
trove_id: 26801875
description:
Imperial court and Chinese missions overseas on the establishment of parliament. Yuan Shikai meets Shen Junru and both discuss the establishment of parliament and constitutional reform. Some people in Beijing oppose the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-09-12
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801874
trove_id: 26801874
description:
Beijing news. Chinese educational authority to set up Nanyang university. Opium minister impeached. Yu Shikai continues his overseas tour on constitutional investigation. Minister of communications raises funds to redeem the railway from Beijing to Hankou. Report on the opium ban in Beijing. French ambassador to Beijing agrees to China's request for an investigation on number of missionaries and their properties. Tang Shaoyi and Zhang Yintang propose reform in Tibet and the plan. New marriage law to be drafted. China and France to jointly suppress all bandits on the border of Yunnan, Guangxi and Guangdong province. 


date: 1908-09-12
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801874
trove_id: 26801874
description:
Guangdong news. Huangpu primary school to build a bigger playground. Negotiations between China and Britain over the railway construction from Kowloon to Guangzhou. Public letter from governor Zhang Renjun regarding shares of the second phase of the  Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Law and regulation are preconditions to local self-government, says the Guangdong governor. Fundraising in Guangdong for the disaster relief. Correspondence between governor Zhang Renjun and Liang Zhendong regarding the railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou.


date: 1908-09-12
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801874
trove_id: 26801874
description:
Important report. Wu Tingfang has been removed from his ambassador position in Washington. China is ready to start constitutional reform. 


date: 1908-09-12
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801879
trove_id: 26801879
description:
First part of a report from Liu Ciyuan, of the Board of Revenue, suggests to establish the parliament within three years.


date: 1908-09-12
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801879
trove_id: 26801879
description:
Miscellaneous notes. Emperor of Turkey has psychiatric problems. How Wu Tingfang cares for his life.


date: 1908-09-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801878
trove_id: 26801878
description:
Tang Caizhi on the way back from Sydney and his meeting with Chinese community in Brisbane and Townsville, including Wang Zhanyuan, Wang Huilai and others.


date: 1908-09-12
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801878
trove_id: 26801878
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney has a memorial service for the six martyrs (Kang Guangren, Yang Rui, Yang Shenxiu, Lin Xu, Tan Sitong, Liu Guangdi) who were executed after the Hundred Days of Reform, 1898. Speakers include Ye Bingnan, Wu E'lou, Liang Chuang, Zheng Fanchang, and others.


date: 1908-09-12
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801881
trove_id: 26801881
description:
A reply from Tung Wah hospital in Hong Kong acknowledges receipt of the donations from Chinese community in Australia.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801883
trove_id: 26801883
description:
Fifth part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, local self-government, tax reform.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801883
trove_id: 26801883
description:
Petition from gentry in Henan, Anhui, Hunan, Jiangsu and Chinese community in Japan for the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801882
trove_id: 26801882
description:
Japanese troops in Beijing. Another Japanese cargo ship is detained for smuggling near Quanzhou, Fujiang province. China and Japan negotiate over the issue of telephone line in Manchuria. Ito Hirobumi may come to China as Japanese envoy for negotiation.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801882
trove_id: 26801882
description:
Beijing news. Regulation of the political consulting committee. Political reform at provincial level. A national conference to be held on family education. Further report on Tang Shaoyi's visit to America. Tie Liang instructs Chinese ambassador to Japan Hu Weide to recruit some military policemen among Chinese military students in Japan. Department of civil affairs bans Chinese labourers working overseas. Yuan Shikai suggests for a state religion for further political reform. Establishment of military police and withdrawal of foreign troops from Beijing. Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun suggests a memorial service on the birthday of Confucius. Prince Chun talks railway construction and the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801882
trove_id: 26801882
description:
Guangdong news. Governor-general Zhang Renjun speaks at the big fundraising gathering in Guangzhou. Government officials donate to the flood relief. An army rebellion in Guangxi. Charity institutions in Guangzhou, Nanhai and Panyu collect shares of the second phase of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Several nuns in Guangzhou and their romantic night on the river.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801882
trove_id: 26801882
description:
German consul in Portland, of the United States, beats up Chinese sailors who are serving on German liner.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801887
trove_id: 26801887
description:
Second part of the report from Liu Ciyuan, of the Board of Revenue, suggests establishing a parliament within three years.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801887
trove_id: 26801887
description:
Chinese navy. New timetable to set up Chinese navy. Recruitment plan of Chinese navy. The plan to build naval port.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801886
trove_id: 26801886
description:
A letter from Chinese community in Charters Towers, Queensland, on flood relief in Guangdong, petition to Beijing for establishment of national parliament, and the navy levy.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801886
trove_id: 26801886
description:
Chinese doctor Huang Shengqin farewells Chinese fellows on his return from Sydney to the hometown in Zengcheng county, Guangdong, and his poems.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801886
trove_id: 26801886
description:
A reply from Tung Wah Times regarding the channel of sending donations to flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1908-09-19
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801889
trove_id: 26801889
description:
A report prepared by On Chong shop in Sydney on the donations to flood victims in Guangdong province.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801891
trove_id: 26801891
description:
Sixth part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, local self-government, removal of some taxes and others.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801891
trove_id: 26801891
description:
Imperial edict on June 27 on proposal from Political Research Society (zheng wen she) and punishment to Yu Shimei and Chen Jingren.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801891
trove_id: 26801891
description:
Chinese government appoints special envoy for foreign negotiation on the border issues of Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi. Xu Shichang and Chen Zhaochang are instructed to conclude negotiation with Japan over the Jiandao island dispute. Local authorities are instructed to stop missionary work by Japanese monks. Imperial commissioner of Shandong province Yuan Shuxun reports the intrusion of French warships into Qingdao. Chinese department of foreign affairs refuses German's demand for mining resources in Juzhou, Shandong. Negotiation between China and France on the railway construction in Sichuan province. China and Britain negotiate over the railway construction from Shanghai to Nanjing. 


date: 1908-09-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801891
trove_id: 26801891
description:
Beijing news. Notice from the Chinese department of foreign affairs on the treaty negotiation with foreign governments. Prince Qing and Tie Liang propose to redeem Weihaiwei from Britain. Impeachment to Qin Chunxuan and the result. Foreigners without passport will not be allowed to enter inland. Governor-general of Shaanxi province Sheng Yun opposes to establishment of parliament. The power of political consultant. Japanese missionaries, teachers and consul in Fujian province. Notice to disband the government bureau of telegram. Students, armymen and police are to wear clothes made of local clothes. 


date: 1908-09-26
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801890
trove_id: 26801890
description:
Guangdong news/ Progress of self-government in Guangdong. Guangdong to send some military police to study in Japan. Tap water company established in Guangdong. Guangdong to implement the new regulation on newspaper publishing. A survey conducted throughout the province on the casualties of the typhoon. Some charity institutions are destroyed by the typhoon. The conference in Guangzhou on charity has been closed.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 3
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801890
trove_id: 26801890
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo. Chinese military students in Tokyo have dispute with the Chinese embassy on the negotiation with Japan.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801890
trove_id: 26801890
description:
Mayor of St Thomas in the United States of America inspects Chinese community to check its hygienic level.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801894
trove_id: 26801894
description:
Third and final part of the report from Liu Ciyuan, of the Board of Revenue, suggests to establish the parliament within three years.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801895
trove_id: 26801895
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney celebrates the birthday of Confucius and the speakers include Chen Lianke, Ye Bingnan, Xian Junhao, Zheng Fanchang, Mai Yaomei, Yu Bingyao, and Wu E'lou. Tong shan tang, association of Xiangshan people in Sydney, also celebrates the birthday of Confucius.


date: 1908-09-26
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801892
trove_id: 26801892
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to flood victims and disaster relief in Guangdong. Names listed.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801899
trove_id: 26801899
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney call for donations to flood victims in Guangdong province. They are On Chong & Co. at 223 George Street, Sun Hing Jang & Co. at 429 Pitt Street, Kwong War Chong & Co. at 46 Campbell Street, Hang Hi Hop Kee & Co on Pitt Street, and many other Chinese shops.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801899
trove_id: 26801899
description:
Seventh part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, local self-government, removal of some taxes and others.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801899
trove_id: 26801899
description:
Local government officials from Henan, Beijing, Sichuan and other provinces request for establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801899
trove_id: 26801899
description:
Beijing news. Emperor Guangxu looks healthy. China's financial deficit. Yang Du impeached. Large amount of ammunitions seized in Quanzhou, Fujian province and a further report. General Bai Jinzhu is praised for his bravery. Yuan Shuxun might replace Zhang Renjun as governor-general of Guangdong. Chinese cabinet meets on some foreign issues and negotiations. Overseas Chinese send telegram to Beijing and request for punishment to Yu Shimei. Jianghan Daily is closed. Political Research Society (zheng wen she) in China is under surveillance. Tang Shaoyi is to be appointed governor of Manchuria while in America.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801898
trove_id: 26801898
description:
Guangdong news. Central government sends inspectors to Guangdong for the training of new army. Backgrounds of Gao Kuibei who is appointed governor of Guangzhou. Inspection on the progress of railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou. Women in Foshan organise themselves to stop circulation of illegal coins. Wen Zongyao is leaving Guangdong for another appointment in Tibet. A gathering of zhenwu Society in Guangzhou.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801903
trove_id: 26801903
description:
First part of the report from Wang Shanquan suggests a timetable for the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801903
trove_id: 26801903
description:
China and Britain negotiate over the copper mine in Anhui province. A foreign company tries to control a mine in Zhili province. A tin mine in Yunnan and negotiation with French. The railway project from Datong to Puzhou and the negotiation with French. China to redeem the railway in Shandong province controlled by German.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801902
trove_id: 26801902
description:
Debt of the six Australian states in 1907. Railway income in each of the six Australian states in 1907.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801902
trove_id: 26801902
description:
Chinese businessman Li Zhenqin in Taroom, Queensland, writes to Tung Wah Times on the donations to Chinese navy and opium ban in Australia.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801902
trove_id: 26801902
description:
Imperial scholars Wen Hai and Zai Chang are removed for continuing opium smoking. Ti Heng in Xinjiang report that poppy growing would be banned within two years. Local authority to be awarded for the ban on poppy growing. Other reports on opium ban in China.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801905
trove_id: 26801905
description:
First part of a report on the meeting of the disaster relief committee in Guangzhou and the resolutions.


date: 1908-10-03
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801905
trove_id: 26801905
description:
Folk songs prepared by charity institutions in Guangzhou for fundraising to the flood disaster areas.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801907
trove_id: 26801907
description:
Eighth and final part of the petition from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in more than 200 overseas cities for establishment of national parliament, constitutional reform, local self-government, removal of some taxes and others.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801907
trove_id: 26801907
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on relations between constitutional reform and the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801907
trove_id: 26801907
description:
Imperial edict on July 17 on Political Research Society (zheng wen she) and other official appointments.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801907
trove_id: 26801907
description:
Correspondence from Guangxi. A further report, prepared by Guangdong businessmen in Guangxi, on the mutiny in Xunzhou of Guangxi province.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801907
trove_id: 26801907
description:
Beijing news. Empress Dowager and Emperor Guangxu demand straightforwardness from ministers. Regulation on local self-government is submitted for approval. Dalai Lama arrives Beijing via Shanxi province. Changes of the government officials including Li Guojie, Lin Shaonian, Wang Daxie, and Feng Rukui. Pei Jingfu is impeached. China to send gentry officials to tour overseas on investigation of constitutional reform. Members of the zheng wen she might be pardoned. China to issue new regulation on the recruitment of Chinese labourers by foreign companies. Government officials support to establish a national parliament quickly. China prepares for negotiation with Russia in the Manchuria treaty. Plague of locusts in Shandong province. Plague of locusts on the border of Anhui, Jiangsu and Shandong province. Yellow River dam bursts in Lanyi county of Henan province and several villages flooded. A proposal to cancel the negotiation with Portuguese on the railway project from Guangzhou to Macao. Parliament promotion association (guo hui qi cheng hui) meets in Shanghai.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801906
trove_id: 26801906
description:
Guangdong news/ Hainan businessmen request for replacement of Haikou customs officer. Changes of the board of Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Disaster relief in Shantou. Li Jiazhuo returns to Guangdong. Nanhai and Panyu county authorities are instructed to check properties owned by Li Shigui. Effort to suppress bandits on the border of Dong'an and Yangjiang counties. 


date: 1908-10-10
page: 3
column: d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801906
trove_id: 26801906
description:
Important report. A London newspaper reports that foreign governments have agreed to stop morphine exports to China. Bandits in Guangdong hijack passenger liner.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801911
trove_id: 26801911
description:
Second and final part of the memorial report from Wang Shanquan suggests a timetable for the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801910
trove_id: 26801910
description:
Victorian-born Qun Ying (Ying Qun) is barred from entering Australia after spending a few years to learn Chinese in China, a court trial on this case and involvement of Chinese lawyer Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket).


date: 1908-10-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801910
trove_id: 26801910
description:
Queensland exports meat to China for German troops. Emperor has poor health. Why the international exhibition in Tokyo is delayed. Japanese troops suppress rebellions in Korea.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801910
trove_id: 26801910
description:
New Zealand authority starts English dictation test (50 sentences) on all Asian immigrants on their first arrival.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801910
trove_id: 26801910
description:
Members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney are ready to welcome Kang Youwei, head of the association. Zhenhua company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) raises funds for investment in Guangxi province. 


date: 1908-10-10
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801910
trove_id: 26801910
description:
An association set up in Guangzhou to promote the practice of Western midwifery. Some Chinese businessmen in Sydney donate to the association. Names listed.


date: 1908-10-10
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801913
trove_id: 26801913
description:
Second and final part of a report on the meeting of the disaster relief committee in Guangzhou and the resolutions.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801915
trove_id: 26801915
description:
First part of the petition submitted by gentry representatives from many provinces for the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801915
trove_id: 26801915
description:
First part of the report from the Constitutional Research Institution (xian zheng bian cha guan) on necessary preparation for constitutional reform, establishment of parliament and the draft of new constitution of China.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801915
trove_id: 26801915
description:
Beijing news. Residents in Beijing welcome constitutional reform. Tang Shaoyi is required to conduct investigation into constitutional reform on his visit to America. Zhang Zhidong seeks to resign from his position of railway project supervisor. Chinese missions overseas are required to report missionary regulations of foreign countries. Manchurian authority mortgages salt tax income in order to get foreign loans. Tang Shaoyi proposes to set up national parliament in 10 years. China and Japan are still in negotiation over much disputes. New cabinet to be organised. Yuan Shikai and Prince Qing make final changes to their memorial report. Constitutional Research Institution outlines preparatory work needed for the establishment of national parliament. Drought in north Sichuan province. Heavy rain in Laiwu county, Shandong province, may be followed by famine.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801915
trove_id: 26801915
description:
Guangdong news/ More donations arrive Guangdong for relief purpose. Government officials are required to register for opium smoking. Guangdong authority to survey and map its coastline. Gambling to be banned in the government offices. Guangdong to draft specific regulation and guideline for local self-government. Christian churches in Guangdong donate to the disaster relief in Guangdong. Zhang Huaizhi on the way to Guangdong to inspect the organisation and training of new army. Governor of Guangdong applies for local loans in order to save the cement factory. Guangdong Red Cross meet and the election result. Robbery and burglary on the building site of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801914
trove_id: 26801914
description:
Constitutional reform. Petition from gentry in Jiangsu province for establishment of parliament. New timetable for the establishment of parliament.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801919
trove_id: 26801919
description:
A telegram from Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun to the ministry of communications in Beijing regarding the progress of railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801918
trove_id: 26801918
description:
Editor of the Tung Wah Times Tang Caizhi arrives in Hong Kong on his way back from Sydney, and he meets there Xu Junmian, Fang Zijie, Ou Bin, Xia Congzhou and Situ Bochang.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801918
trove_id: 26801918
description:
Zhang Zhaocong and other Chinese fellows in Port Douglas, Queensland, donate to flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801918
trove_id: 26801918
description:
Immigration regulations challenged in court. Victorian-born Chinese Qun Ying wins the court case and is permitted to enter Australia freely.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801918
trove_id: 26801918
description:
Reader Cai Fenghan in Charters Towers, Queensland, writes and discusses opium smuggling in the Australian Chinese communities.


date: 1908-10-17
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801921
trove_id: 26801921
description:
A reply from Tung Wah Hospital in Hong Kong acknowledges the receipt of donations from Australian Chinese community to the flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801923
trove_id: 26801923
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney calls for donations to flood victims in Guangdong province. They are On Chong & Co. at 223 George Street, Sun Hing Jang & Co. at 429 Pitt Street, Kwong War Chong & Co. at 46 Campbell Street, Hang Hi Hop Kee & Co on Pitt Street, and many other Chinese shops.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801923
trove_id: 26801923
description:
Second and final part of the petition submitted by gentry representatives from many provinces for the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801923
trove_id: 26801923
description:
Second part of the report from the Constitutional Research Institution (xian zheng bian cha guan) on necessary preparation in the next few years for constitutional reform, establishment of parliament and the draft of new constitution of China.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801923
trove_id: 26801923
description:
Urgent telegrams from See Yup society and the Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong report more floods in Enping, Kaiping, and Xinning counties. A message from the Tung Wah Times calls for donations.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801922
trove_id: 26801922
description:
China news. Emperor Guangxu continues his lesson on constitutional reform despite feeling unwell. Provinces are required to set up special school to train female teachers. Department of foreign affairs invites foreign missions in Beijing to review military parade in Anhui and Jiangsu province. Beijing residents welcome the new timetable to establish national parliament. Law-binding newspapers in foreign settlements  will be awarded. Gentry in Jilin province suggest to redeem railway from Japan. Yu Liansan, Cao Hongxun and other political consultants receive no salary payment. Xu Shichang sends some troops to Mongolia for railway construction. Japanese are surveying in Mongolia. Meteor in China and the rumours followed on regime changes. One pier under the Yellow River bridge of the Beijing-Hankou railway is broken. Drought in Jiangxi province has caused epidemics and devaluation of currency.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 3
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801922
trove_id: 26801922
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Zhang Renjun replies to self-government society in Guangzhou on the effort of disaster relief. Guangdong authority is planning to dredge some rivers to avoid future flood. New governor of Guangzhou to take his office soon. Guangdong authority to ban rice export at the moment. New chemical fertilizer has been manufactured in Foshan. Guangzhou to use warning balloon for future strong wind. Auditing conducted for all charity institutions in Guangzhou. Telephone operator and the corruption in Guangzhou.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801922
trove_id: 26801922
description:
China and Japan fighting on the Korean border for the sovereignty of the Jiandao island. Fears this fight may lead to a war.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801928
trove_id: 26801928
description:
A reply from the ministry of communications to Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun on the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou, and a public notice from Governor Zhang Renjun.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801928
trove_id: 26801928
description:
The queen of Britain publishes a book and it sells well. King Edward VII of Britain and his wife are to visit Germany.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801928
trove_id: 26801928
description:
Germany recognises the new king of Morocco, causing diplomatic tension with Britain, France and Spain.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801927
trove_id: 26801927
description:
Captain confirms that all Chinese sailors have fulfilled their duties when the American ship was sinking on the way from San Francisco to Sydney.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801927
trove_id: 26801927
description:
Unemployed workers in Melbourne, Victoria, ask for financial subsidy from the government for their effort to find a job in New Zealand.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801930
trove_id: 26801930
description:
Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Hong Kong raises capital by floating shares in Australian Chinese communities for its investment in Guangxi province.


date: 1908-10-24
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801930
trove_id: 26801930
description:
Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) issues its investment projects in Guangxi and plans to raise capital by floating shares. List of priority shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1908-10-31
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801932
trove_id: 26801932
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney call for donation to flood victims in Enping, Kaiping and Xinning counties of Guangdong. They are On Chong & Co. at 223 George Street, Sun Hing Jang & Co. at 429 Pitt Street, Kwong War Chong & Co. at 46 Campbell Street, Hang Hi Hop Kee & Co on Pitt Street, Tung Wah Times at 158 George Street, Tiy Sang on Campbell Street, Wing Sang on 18-22 Campbell Street, Wing On at 24 Campbell Street, and Sun Suey Wah at 73-77 Campbell Street.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801932
trove_id: 26801932
description:
Third part of the memorial report from the Constitutional Research Institution (xian zheng bian cha guan) on necessary preparation in the next few years for constitutional reform, establishment of parliament and the draft of new constitution of China.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801931
trove_id: 26801931
description:
Beijing news. Negotiations between Chinese government and foreign missions in Beijing on missionary work in China. Ma Yukun dies attempting to quit opium. Yang Shixiang proposes to borrow from foreign sources to rejuvenate Chinese navy. Imperial court confirms the timetable for the establishment of parliament. Britain to return some of the Boxer Indemnity. China sends envoy to review military parade in Japan. Ministry of communication to borrow 50 million to redeem the Beijing-Hankou railway. New regulation for local self-government. German ambassador requests to revise the Jiaozhou customs regulation but refused by the department of foreign affairs. Chinese authority notifies Japanese ambassador about Japanese tourists in China. Tang Shaoyi on the way to visit America and is now in Japan. Dalai Lama arrives Beijing and the welcome ceremony. Establishment of local legislature. Government to ban all opium within five years.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801931
trove_id: 26801931
description:
China news. Department of foreign affairs studies missionary cases over the past few years. China to redeem Weihaiwei from Britain. China may set up the parliament ahead of the timetable. Manchurian gentry suggest to establish the parliament quickly. Procedure of the annual memorial service for Confucius. The visit of American naval fleet to Xiamen. Census and population in Beijing. Empire Steamship company to be established. Survey on the shares of railway project in Zhejiang province. Dispute between China and Japan over the Jiandao island issue. Wrestling competition in Mongolia. Many people are pessimistic on the business future in Fengtian.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801931
trove_id: 26801931
description:
Guangdong news. Zhang Huaizhi arrives in Guangdong for an inspection of new army. Zhang Zhidong audits the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou. Salt price is going up in Guangdong. Superstitious ceremony to be abolished and replaced by memorial service for Confucius. Mining expert Wang Chongyou returns from overseas after completing his study.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801936
trove_id: 26801936
description:
Fourth and final part of the report from the Constitutional Research Institution (xian zheng bian cha guan) on necessary preparation for constitutional reform, establishment of parliament and the draft of new constitution of China.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801936
trove_id: 26801936
description:
Further report on the military conflict between China and Japan on the Jiandao island on the border of Korea.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801935
trove_id: 26801935
description:
Australian federal parliament in Melbourne debates the ban of coloured labourers, including sailors.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801935
trove_id: 26801935
description:
A reply from Tung Wah Hospital in Hong Kong to the Chinese community in Queensland that acknowledges receipt of their donations.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 7
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801935
trove_id: 26801935
description:
Further report on the proposal by Li Xinling, editor of a Hong Kong English newspaper, on the alliance between America and China.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801938
trove_id: 26801938
description:
First part of a report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd). Name list of priority  shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Nanyang. 


date: 1908-10-31
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801938
trove_id: 26801938
description:
Limin xingguo Textile Co Ltd raises capital by floating shares. Organisers include Ma Yingbiao of Sincere Co in Hong Kong, Cai Xing, Ma Zu and Guo Biao of Wing Sang in Sydney, and Cai Chang of Sang On Tiy in Fiji.


date: 1908-10-31
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801938
trove_id: 26801938
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to flood victims in Enping, Kaiping and Xinning counties of Guangdong. Names listed.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801940
trove_id: 26801940
description:
Preparation for constitutional reform. A meeting of new cabinet. Proposal to reform civil service system. Financial report from the Board of Revenue. Regulation drafted for local self-government.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801940
trove_id: 26801940
description:
Beijing news. Opium smokers to be registered. American government returns some Boxer Indemnity and subsidises Chinese students in American university. Foreign missions in Beijing agree to move their arsenal out of the city. Salt price to be higher. Technical university to be established in Beijing. Japanese ambassador defames Wu Tingfang. German in Jimo county of Shandong province plant trees. China starts negotiation with Russia over the Manchuria treaty. China requests Britain to deport Sun Yatsen but has been refused. China asks French consulate in Guangzhou to hand over Chinese criminals. Zhang Zhidong urges speedup of the railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou. A proposal to send warship to tour Europe and America.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801940
trove_id: 26801940
description:
China news. Prince Chun suggests solving key issues for civil service reform. State debt proposed. German in Shandong and the exploitation of mining resources. Representatives from Guangdong have not yet submitted their petition for a national parliament. Naval department to be established soon. China to train more troops. The case of Yi Gu and his impeachment. Jiang Shaoquan invents new Chinese characters. Proposal to change officials' uniform like Japan. Chinese government urges Robert Hart to come back. Drought weather in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province, is followed by epidemics and the casualties. Yuan Shikai celebrates his 50th birthday. Local governors are required to help build Chinese navy.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801939
trove_id: 26801939
description:
Guangdong news. Some government officials are rehabilitated and reappointed official positions. Foreign Catholic father in Guangzhou helps his Chinese follower Wu Jiemin to fight in the court. An anonymous woman donates to charity institution in Guangzhou. Teacher Wang Zemin in Guangzhou nurse school dissects a dog in the biology class. New bank notes in Guangzhou. A meeting of the Guangzhou Local Self-government Research Society. Longxi Self-government Research Institute is opened. Quit-opium-smoking Society meets and the discussion. Self-government association set up in Ninghai town of Xinning county. Port city surveyed for international trade in the future.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801939
trove_id: 26801939
description:
Correspondence from Guangxi. Shopkeepers in Hexian county on strike and an investigation under way. Bandits in Wuxuan and Pingle areas. 


date: 1908-11-07
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801944
trove_id: 26801944
description:
British House of Commons is interrupted by a group of woman demonstrators who demand the right to vote. One of these women from Adelaide of South Australia.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 6
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801944
trove_id: 26801944
description:
A Chicago commercial society invites Presidential candidates from both sides to of the United States of America's election campaign to dinner.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801944
trove_id: 26801944
description:
Photograph of Chen San, a stoker working for Gibbs Bright & Co who enters Australia illegally, and the company offers 10 pounds reward to anyone who reports his whereabouts.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801943
trove_id: 26801943
description:
Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Hong Kong (297 Des Vceux Road, Hong Kong) and its agent Ye Bingnan (On Chong & Co, 223 George Street, Sydney) raises capital by floating shares in Australian Chinese communities for its investment in Guangxi province.


date: 1908-11-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801943
trove_id: 26801943
description:
Chinese businessman in Sydney Ye Bingnan is awarded gold medal for his purchase of shares of Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd). 


date: 1908-11-07
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801943
trove_id: 26801943
description:
Regulation issued by Limin xingguo Textile Co Ltd in order to raise capital by floating shares. Organisers include Ma Yingbiao of Sincere Co in Hong Kong, Cai Xing, Ma Zu and Guo Biao of Wing Sang in Sydney, and Cai Chang of Sang On Tiy in Fiji.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801948
trove_id: 26801948
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney call for donations to flood victims in Enping, Kaiping and Xinning counties of Guangdong. Namew listed.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801948
trove_id: 26801948
description:
Second and final part of the editorial by Tung Wah Times on constitution and the constitutional reform in China.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801948
trove_id: 26801948
description:
Beijing news/ New cabinet to replace the Bureau of Military Affairs. Dai Hongci seeks to resign. Chinese official to Tibet Zhao Er'feng asks central government to retain Dalai Lama longer in Beijing in order to enable administrative restructure in Tibet. Dalai Lama is sick in Beijing. Department of foreign affairs notifies British ambassador in Beijing to stop opium trade in Guangdong. Ministry of communication raises funds to redeem the railway from Beijing to Hankou. Board of Revenue decides to collect stamp duty from next year. All military students will be ranked. Chang Hui suggests to level Qiu Jin's grave in Zhejiang. China to send naval students to Japan. Qin Chunxuan to be removed finally. Upright gentry to be selected for local legislature.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801947
trove_id: 26801947
description:
China news. Department of foreign affairs refuses interference by German side with mining project in Shandong. Dalai Lama in Beijing. America seeks to set up a bank in Beijing. New Chinese character is criticised. The death of Ma Yukun. Yuan Shikai proposes to ban lottery in local province. Hankou collects less Likin than before. Examination to be held in October for talented people recommended by local authorities. Russian in Manzhouli detain Chinese official Rong Guang and escort him to Harbin. Beijing ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce awards badge to Chinese businessmen in Nanyang. Japanese doctor in Taixing county interferes with local jurisdiction. Tang Shaoyi talks with Japanese ambassador before leaving Beijing.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801947
trove_id: 26801947
description:
Guangdong news/ Schools required to emphasise teaching of two subjects: Confucian classics and Mandarin Chinese. New instructions from Beijing on the selection and appointment of local officials. Zhang Huaizhi comments Guangdong army. Famous bandit chieftain Lu Lanqing blackmails Rongji market in Shunde county. Recent rice market in Guangzhou. Woman student Su Shuzheng returns from Japan on her graduation. Preparation under way for establishment of local legislature. Recruitment and training of new army in Guangdong. Local products promoted in Guangzhou. Meeting of local self-government research society in Zhaoqing.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801947
trove_id: 26801947
description:
Dispute between Guangdong authority and French consulate over the capture of several criminal in Shamian of Guangzhou.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801952
trove_id: 26801952
description:
Japanese in Honolulu boycott Chinese fishing. Chinese businessmen in Singapore promote Chinese local products. Report on the boycott of Japanese goods in Guangdong.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801952
trove_id: 26801952
description:
Miscellaneous report. Boycott of Japanese goods in Hong Kong. Hundreds of thousands of lamas are on riots in Tibet and response of Chinese authority and army. Republic candidate William Howard Taft has been elected next president of the United States. A Chinese passenger liner sinks on the way from Xiamen to Dongjian.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801952
trove_id: 26801952
description:
Japanese cabinet holds an important meeting on foreign policy, economic development, immigration and other issues.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801951
trove_id: 26801951
description:
Statistics on births, deaths and marriages in the six Australian states in 1906. Gold production in Australia in 1907. Railway in Australia by 1907.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801951
trove_id: 26801951
description:
Prime Minister Alfred Deakin talks to the federal parliament Chinese gardeners in Queensland and their visitors.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801951
trove_id: 26801951
description:
Reader Huang Guanyi reports that Chinese community in Winton, Queensland, gathers and donates to Chinese naval development. Names listed.


date: 1908-11-14
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801954
trove_id: 26801954
description:
Second part of a report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd). Name list of priority  shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Nanyang. 


date: 1908-11-21
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801956
trove_id: 26801956
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney call for donations to flood victims in Enping, Kaiping and Xinning counties of Guangdong. They are On Chong & Co. at 223 George Street, Sun Hing Jang & Co. at 429 Pitt Street, Kwong War Chong & Co. at 46 Campbell Street, Hang Hi Hop Kee & Co on Pitt Street, Tung Wah Times at 158 George Street, Tiy Sang on Campbell Street, Wing Sang on 18-22 Campbell Street, Wing On at 24 Campbell Street, and Sun Suey Wah at 73-77 Campbell Street.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801956
trove_id: 26801956
description:
First part of an article written by special envoy Liu Shiji advises American Chinese businessmen to invest in Guangxi province.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 2
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801956
trove_id: 26801956
description:
Important news from Hong Kong, Penang and London. Emperor Guangxu is critically ill. Prince Chun and his son Pu Yi is in court. Yuan Shikai in the court. Emperor Guangxu dies at the age of 36. Yuan Shikai murders the Emperor.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801956
trove_id: 26801956
description:
Preparation for the establishment of parliament. The site for legislature office is located. Training of members of the parliament. Other reports on the preparation of the parliament.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801956
trove_id: 26801956
description:
Beijing news. Department of foreign affairs questions intrusion of French gunboats into Jiangxi. No smoking allowed in the inner court. Convicts will be fined instead of whipped. Reward offered for capture of arms smuggling. Zhang Renjun proposes memorial service for Confucius. Yu Shimei reports his tour to Germany. Rumour on the building of railway from Pukou to Xinyang in Henan province. Foreign missions in Beijing refuse to withdraw their troops out of the city. Returned students sit for imperial examination. Dalai Lama in the court. Chinese ambassador to Holland Lu Zhengxiang is urged to report about the peace conference in Hague. Liang Dingfen refuses to supervise university in Beijing. Dai Hongci is determined to resign. French ambassador in Beijing asks for railway construction from Zhengding to Taiyuan.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801955
trove_id: 26801955
description:
China news. Local governors may report to the inner court directly by telephone. China and Japan concludes the negotiation over the case of Zhang Shouzhi. A national exhibition to be held in Beijing next year. Appeal to set up the national parliament sooner. Administrative areas in the northeast and northwest to be redivided. Further report on the detainment of Chinese official by Russian in Manzhouli. America, Germany and France demand the rights to open mine respectively in Shaanxi, Shandong and Guangxi province. Government authority in Hunan province to supervise the railway construction. Negotiation between China and France in Yunnan province. 


date: 1908-11-21
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801955
trove_id: 26801955
description:
Guangdong news. Governor-general Zhang Renjun sends presents to Beijing on the birthday of Empress Dowager. Development of textile industry in Dapu county. Zhou Jiexi publishes books to promote Confucianism. Zhang Huaizhi inspects the new army in Guangdong. Mandarin speaking is one of the requirements in the selection of local officials. Further report on the typhoon and casualties in Guangzhou. All opium smokers are required to register. A foreigner in Guangzhou beats up Chinese patrol officer. Xijiang River floods. The third typhoon hits Zhaoqing. A woman in Nanhai county is ordered to return and live with her husband rather than her own mother. 


date: 1908-11-21
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801960
trove_id: 26801960
description:
Comparison of military budget in 1907 of Germany, Britain, Russia, France, America, Austria, Italy and Japan.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801960
trove_id: 26801960
description:
Survey on population and old people in Germany, France, Britain, Ireland, Scotland, Denmark, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Spain, Sylvia, Russia, Brazil, and India.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801959
trove_id: 26801959
description:
Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Hong Kong (297 Des Vceux Road, Hong Kong) and its agent Ye Bingnan (On Chong & Co, 223 George Street, Sydney) raises capital by floating shares in Australian Chinese communities.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801959
trove_id: 26801959
description:
Important news. Floods in Xiamen destroy all presents prepared for American naval fleet. Arms smuggling in Anqing, capital of Anhui province. Japanese in Changchun, capital of Jilin province, kill Chinese resident.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801959
trove_id: 26801959
description:
Chinese community in Sydney has a memorial service on the death of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager, and its representatives Ye Bingnan and Zheng Fanchang send telegram of condolence to Beijing.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801959
trove_id: 26801959
description:
Why Chinese sailors and workers escaped from the liner of China Navigation Co Ltd in Melbourne and New Castle.


date: 1908-11-21
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801962
trove_id: 26801962
description:
Further report on the flood disaster relief in Guangdong and another list of recipients of the donations.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801964
trove_id: 26801964
description:
Notice from Tung Wah Times says Political Review (zheng lun bao) is no longer available. List of services available from the newspaper.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801964
trove_id: 26801964
description:
Second part of an article written by special envoy Liu Shiji advises American Chinese businessmen to invest in Guangxi province.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801964
trove_id: 26801964
description:
A reply from Beijing ministry of agriculture, industry and commerce to the Chinese community in Australia regarding the telegram of condolence sent by Ye Bingnan and Zheng Fanchang.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801964
trove_id: 26801964
description:
Beijing news. The power of political consulting committee. Dalai Lama in the court and his suggestion for railway construction in Tibet. Yuan Shuxun reports that shopkeepers in Qingdao are on strike in protest against interference by German authority there. Qin Chunxuan is urged to resume his work. Instruction from Beijing regards Qiu Jin's grave in Zhejiang. New currency system proposed. Dalai Lama responds to the proposal that will turn Tibet into a province. Ministry of military affairs on the army recruitment. Poster for constitutional reform to be published. Chinese ambassador to France Liu Shixun reports that French authority in Vietnam to reduce poll tax on Chinese residents. Zhang Zhidong to inspect railway construction in the south. Chinese government appoints Yu Lang and Liang Dunyan special envoy to welcome American naval fleet. Na Tong supervises the examination for returned military students.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801964
trove_id: 26801964
description:
A public notice from charity institutions in Hong Kong calls for donation to flood relief in Guangdong. 


date: 1908-11-28
page: 2-3
column: c-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801964
trove_id: 26801964
description:
Miscellaneous report on the floods in Enping, Kaiping, Xinning, Gaoyou, Xinxing, Dong'an and other counties, and the disaster relief in Guangdong and Hong Kong.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801963
trove_id: 26801963
description:
China news. Guangxi authority recruits and trains more army to deal with bandits. Fuzhou destroys opium smoking sets. The Emperor's health problem in the past few months. Petition from Manchurian representatives for establishment of parliament. Yuan Shikai is impeached and is on sick leave now. Duan Fang and Chen Qitai jointly impeach Yang Chongyi. Epidemic in Beijing and the casualties. Tang Shaoyi's speech in Japan. 


date: 1908-11-28
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801963
trove_id: 26801963
description:
Guangdong news. Survey prepared on road transportation and inland navigation. Negotiation with French consul over the capture of Chinese criminals.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 6
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801968
trove_id: 26801968
description:
Chinese community in New York welcomes Li Xinling, a native of Xinhui county in Guangdong and an ardent advocator for alliance between China and America.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 6
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801968
trove_id: 26801968
description:
Chinese businessmen in New York give banquet in honour of Li Jingzhen and Pan Sichi, two Chinese envoys who are on business investigation in America.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 6
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801968
trove_id: 26801968
description:
George Morrison of The Times reports that Beijing is quiet following the ascendance of Emperor Xuantong to the throne.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801967
trove_id: 26801967
description:
The first Chinese consul-general to Australia Liang Lanxun sends telegram to Melbourne Chinese community reporting that he is on the way to Australia via London.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801967
trove_id: 26801967
description:
Pang Zijun reports that Chinese community in Glen Innes mourns the death of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801967
trove_id: 26801967
description:
Chinese community in Melbourne mourn with deep grief over the death of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager at Gangzhou (Kong Chew) Society.  Work & business will cease for one day on 30 November as a sign of respect.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801967
trove_id: 26801967
description:
Gibbs Bright Steamship company starts liner service from Sydney to Shanghai with subsidy from states governments of New South Wales and Victoria.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801970
trove_id: 26801970
description:
Special editorial by Tung Wah Times mourns the death of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager. Photographs of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager.


date: 1908-11-28
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801970
trove_id: 26801970
description:
Third part of the report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd). Name list of priority  shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Nanyang. 


date: 1908-11-28
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801970
trove_id: 26801970
description:
A reply from Tung Wah Hospital in Hong Kong to the Sydney tong shan tang, association of Xiangshan people with appreciation for their donations.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801972
trove_id: 26801972
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney call for donation to flood victims in Enping, Kaiping, Xinning, Xinhui, Gaoyao, Gaoming, Heshan and Xinxing counties of Guangdong. 


date: 1908-12-05
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801972
trove_id: 26801972
description:
Miscellaneous report on preparation for constitutional reform and establishment of parliament within nine years.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801972
trove_id: 26801972
description:
Beijing news. Department of foreign affairs stop British business open in Changsha. Dispute between China and Japan over the Jiandao island. Jiang Chunlin impeaches Yuan Shikai. Returned students sit for imperial examination. British ambassador warns Chinese government on Dalai Lama. America and Japan to withdraw their troops from Beijing and Tianjin. Chinese government consults foreign missions on the proposed law for newspaper publishing. Dalai Lama meets foreign missions in Beijing. Others reports on the current politics in Beijing.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801971
trove_id: 26801971
description:
China news. Hubei province refuses to use foreign loan for railway construction. Flood in Zhangzhou of Fujian province. Typhoon in Xiamen and the casualties. Dalai Lama meets the Emperor and the Empress. Zhang Zhidong and his monopoly over the railway construction in Hunan. Local residents in Tibet on riots. A missionary in Hezhou county of Anhui province leads the attack on shops. Yang Shiqi assists the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou. Result of the examination conducted on returned students. Contents of Yuan Shikai's memorial report. Further report on the clash between Chinese and Japanese troops on Jiandao island. Report on the visit of American naval fleet to Xiamen (Amoy).


date: 1908-12-05
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801971
trove_id: 26801971
description:
Guangdong news. Naval drill in Guangdong. Two family clans in Xinhui county, Chen and Lu, compete against each other in drama performance. Magistrate of Xuwen county orders to arrest local scholar bully Lin Zixiu.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801976
trove_id: 26801976
description:
President Roosevelt of the United States of America declines to visit Australia (on the invitation by Prime Minister Alfred Deakin).


date: 1908-12-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801975
trove_id: 26801975
description:
City mayor of Botany in Sydney orders a special hygiene inspection of Chinese residences and gardens.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801975
trove_id: 26801975
description:
A Chinese shop on the north of George Street, Sydney, is robbed and the owner Lei Daokuai is seriously injured.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801975
trove_id: 26801975
description:
Letter from Lei Xuerui, Li Zhi, Zhu Qunhe, Liang Zhuang, Lin Yinyuan and Li Zai reports the anti-Chinese movement in Edmonton, Queensland.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801975
trove_id: 26801975
description:
Chinese community in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, celebrates the birthday of Confucius and elects new leadership for the Chinese Empire Reform Association.


date: 1908-12-05
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801978
trove_id: 26801978
description:
Fourth part of the report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd). Name list of priority  shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Nanyang. 


date: 1908-12-12
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801980
trove_id: 26801980
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney call for donation to flood victims in Enping, Kaiping, Xinning, Xinhui, Gaoyao, Gaoming, Heshan and Xinxing counties of Guangdong. They are On Chong & Co. at 223 George Street, Sun Hing Jang & Co. at 429 Pitt Street, Kwong War Chong & Co. at 46 Campbell Street, Hang Hi Hop Kee & Co on Pitt Street, Tung Wah Times at 158 George Street, Tiy Sang on Campbell Street, Wing Sang on 18-22 Campbell Street, Wing On at 24 Campbell Street, and Sun Suey Wah at 73-77 Campbell Street.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801980
trove_id: 26801980
description:
Third part of an article written by special envoy Liu Shiji advises American Chinese businessmen to invest in Guangxi province.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801980
trove_id: 26801980
description:
Imperial edict on October 4 on the railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou and Zhang Zhidong's supervision.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801980
trove_id: 26801980
description:
Beijing news. Household to be registered nationwide. Law unified for Manchurian and Han people. Sheng Yun impeaches Zhang Zhidong and Xu Shichang. Dalai Lama awarded imperial titles. Envoy Tang Shaoyi reports his visit to Japan and America. Wu Tingfang reports to Beijing the American presidential election. America and Japan reduce their troops in Beijing. Zhang Zhidong goes to Wuhan in October. Missionary case and its influence upon the promotion of local officials. Last days of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager. More than 30,000 Mongolian followers come to see Dalai Lama in Beijing. Chinese government starts talks with new Russian ambassador in Beijing on Manchuria and Xinjiang issues.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801979
trove_id: 26801979
description:
China news. Board of Revenue notifies foreign missions in Beijing about the circulation of foreign currencies in China. China and France conclude their negotiation on the Yunnan dispute. Wu Tingfang suggests to set up bank branches in America. Revolutionaries arrested in Anhui province. An imperial scholar tries to impeach Dalai Lama. Britain and Japan to jointly open mining resources in Manchuria. Simplified Chinese characters to be taught in some schools. Proposal to send garrison troops to the border area in Heilongjiang province. Industrial development in Shanxi province. Tang Shaoyi negotiates with his Japanese counterpart and the agreement on Jiandao island, border dispute and Korean issues. Military parade under preparation in north China.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801979
trove_id: 26801979
description:
Guangdong news. Relief provided to the typhoon victims. Government office in Nanhai county is besieged by riots and the report. Report on a Hong Kong commercial association. Typhoon in Raoping county. A naval vessel disappears on its way from Guangzhou to Lianzhou and Qinxian county.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801984
trove_id: 26801984
description:
An essay on power struggle between different political parties, written by Zhou Guozhen, son of Chinese businessman in Bendigo Zhou Ruiting.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801984
trove_id: 26801984
description:
Miscellaneous news. China's new emperor Xuantong accepts for the first time obeisance from his ministers. Japanese cabinet disputes with army commander over the reduction of military budget. Chinese government responds to the renewed peace treaty between Japan and America.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 6
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801984
trove_id: 26801984
description:
Further report on the dispute between Japanese cabinet and Japanese army over the reduction of military budget.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801983
trove_id: 26801983
description:
A notice from Ye Bingnan, Chinese businessman in Sydney, to shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. 


date: 1908-12-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801983
trove_id: 26801983
description:
Chinese embassy in London writes to the Melbourne Chinese Society (zhonghua huiguan) for the registration of all Chinese migrants in Australia (name, sex, occupation, etc.).


date: 1908-12-12
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801983
trove_id: 26801983
description:
Sydney police investigate the death of Chinese businessman Lei Daokuai, and involvement of his brother Lei Daowu and other Chinese fellows.


date: 1908-12-12
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801986
trove_id: 26801986
description:
Fifth part of the report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1908-12-12
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801986
trove_id: 26801986
description:
A letter from Liu Shiji to the Chinese community in Australia regarding industrial investment in Guangxi. Mining resources in Taiping Mountain of Guangxi province.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801988
trove_id: 26801988
description:
Fourth part of an article written by special envoy Liu Shiji advises American Chinese businessmen to invest in Guangxi province.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801987
trove_id: 26801987
description:
China news. Proposal to set up the national parliament sooner. China has agreed to compensate France for the chaos in Yunnan province. Magistrate Yang Chongyin of Zhejang province is charged with corruption. Ministry of Communications issues new regulation on railway construction. Prince Chun declines to be involved in naval management. Wu Tingfang might be promoted on his return from America. Government officials in conflict with legislature assembly in Jiangxi province. Wen Zongyao is appointed to administer Tibet and his proposal on Tibet affairs. China prepares for the international opium conference to be held in Shanghai and sponsored by American government. Mutiny of Chinese troops in Heilongjiang province.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801987
trove_id: 26801987
description:
Guangdong news. German authority is seeking to set up a German language school in Guangzhou. Development of textile industry in Heshan county. A robbery in Xinhui county. River dyke breaches in Gaoming county and the casualties. Bandit disaster in Xinning county. Guangdong authority purchases gunboats from a Chinese shipyard in Hong Kong. Poor harvest in Gaoyao county after the flooding. Number of shares of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway collected by charity institution and commercial association in Guangzhou. Nanhai county magistrate arrests 13 ruffians and brings them to trial. Liang Dunyan, a native of Shunde county, asks for a leave to visit his hometown. A shop in Guangzhou is punished for illegal opium smoking. A survey for the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801992
trove_id: 26801992
description:
Russian government borrows foreign loans. Turkish government seeks assistance from Britain on the development of its navy. Italian government increases funding to navy. Yuan Shikai in the court and his power. 


date: 1908-12-19
page: 6
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801992
trove_id: 26801992
description:
Most immigration agencies are closed in Japan following the ban by Japanese government to send labourers overseas.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801991
trove_id: 26801991
description:
Commonwealth government of Australia will punish steamship company for the entry of illegal Asian immigrant.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801991
trove_id: 26801991
description:
Chinese community in Cairns, Queensland, writes to Tung Wah Times and donates to flood victims in Guangdong. 


date: 1908-12-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801991
trove_id: 26801991
description:
Chinese businessman Kuang Qia in Western Australia writes and supports donation to flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801991
trove_id: 26801991
description:
Beijing news. Emperor Guangxu's edict is actually prepared by Yuan Shikai. Yuan Shikai controls the imperial court. Rumours in Beijing on the death of Emperor Guangxu. New emperor Xuantong. Prince Qing in the court. Coronation ceremony for the new emperor.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801994
trove_id: 26801994
description:
Chong xin she, a Chinese association in Edmonton, Queensland, revises its constitution and calls for enrolment of new members.


date: 1908-12-19
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801994
trove_id: 26801994
description:
Sixth part of the report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1908-12-26
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801996
trove_id: 26801996
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney call for donations to flood victims in Enping, Kaiping, Xinning, Xinhui, Gaoyao, Gaoming, Heshan and Xinxing counties of Guangdong. They are On Chong & Co. at 223 George Street, Sun Hing Jang & Co. at 429 Pitt Street, Kwong War Chong & Co. at 46 Campbell Street, Hang Hi Hop Kee & Co on Pitt Street, Tung Wah Times at 158 George Street, Tiy Sang on Campbell Street, Wing Sang on 18-22 Campbell Street, Wing On at 24 Campbell Street, and Sun Suey Wah at 73-77 Campbell Street.


date: 1908-12-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801996
trove_id: 26801996
description:
Beijing news. Yearbook of statistics to be published. The last examination conducted on talents recommended by provinces. Report from Chinese ambassador to Japan Hu Weide. Dalai Lama is grateful to the imperial titles. Discussion on the administration in Tibet. Zhang Zhidong seeks to leave Beijing. Report on the last minute of Emperor Guangxu. Prince Qing responds to the coronation of new emperor. Beijing market after the death of Emperor Guangxu. Prince Chun in the court and his power. Funeral service prepared for Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager. 


date: 1908-12-26
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801995
trove_id: 26801995
description:
China news. Authority issues new policy on the Chinese people who have foreign citizenship and live in China. Na Tong and Yuan Shikai instruct to survey and map China's coastlines. Prince Su does not tour Tibet. Board of Revenue suggests new policy on monetary unit. Tibet is quiet after some chaos. British authority to lay telephone line from Lhasa in Tibet to India. Ministry of communications has new policy on local telephone communication. German government sends naval troops to station in Beijing and Tianjin. Another copper mine found in Hubei province. An exhibition of old china products. Foreign missions in Shanghai mourn the death of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1908-12-26
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801995
trove_id: 26801995
description:
Guangdong news. Corruption in Guangdong customs department. Zhang Zhidong initiates auditing on the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Secret order to catch Sun Yatsen's followers in Guangdong. Women in Zhaoqing apply for job in textile factory.


date: 1908-12-26
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801999
trove_id: 26801999
description:
Chinese communities in New South Wales and Queensland mourn the death of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager.


date: 1908-12-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801999
trove_id: 26801999
description:
Australia's new prime minister Andrew Fisher and his Labour cabinet will discuss new policy to ban Chinese immigration.


date: 1908-12-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26801999
trove_id: 26801999
description:
Fist Chinese consul-general to Australia Liang Lanxun suggests appointing a commerce consul based in Sydney.


date: 1908-12-26
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802001
trove_id: 26802001
description:
Seventh part of the report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1908-12-26
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802001
trove_id: 26802001
description:
Railway news. Hubei people gather in protest against involvement of foreign loans in the railway construction. Railway construction in Hunan province.


date: 1908-12-26
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802001
trove_id: 26802001
description:
Name list of priority  shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Hong Kong.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802004
trove_id: 26802004
description:
An article denouncing Yuan Shikai. Prepared by Chinese communities of 300 cities in Thailand, British, American, Dutch and French colonies.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802004
trove_id: 26802004
description:
Beijing news. Ministry of Communications discusses the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Dalai Lama in Beijing and his response to the state funeral. Japanese government has decided to postpone withdrawal of Japanese troops from Beijing. Routine court discussions have been replaced by preparations for state funeral. Zhang Zhidong to send his representative to inspect the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Local provincial governments are required to set up legislature assembly. Chinese government asks Tang Shaoyi to return immediately after his negotiation with American government. Foreign missions suggests to increase number of foreign troops in Beijing. Preparation in the court for enthronement of the new emperor. Liang Dunyan is urged to come to Beijing for foreign negotiations. Military drill is stopped. Rebellions in Anqing, capital of Anhui province. Likin to be replaced by new tax. Chinese in Hong Kong mourn over the death of Emperor Guangxu. Prince Chun and his backgrounds. American government believes China will be quiet during the state funeral. Proposal to turn Tibet into a province. Duan Fang sends telegram to the new Emperor. Foreign observers watch the Chinese army exercise in Jiangsu. Qin Chunxuan might be in Beijing already.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802003
trove_id: 26802003
description:
Guangdong news. Process of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project in Qingyuan county and the disputes with local residents. Liang Dunyan arrives in Guangzhou. Portuguese ambassador to Beijing rescinds the agreement with China on the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Guangdong officials in Beijing raises funds for flood victims in Guangdong. Travel permit for Chinese returned from overseas. Government officials in Foshan mourn over death of Emperor Guangxu. Many people delay their marriage or haircut due to the state funeral.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802003
trove_id: 26802003
description:
Report on disaster relief in Guangdong (arrangement for victims, taxation halts in the disaster area, condolence from the central government, and Governor-general Zhang Renjun's inspection to the disaster area).


date: 1909-01-02
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802008
trove_id: 26802008
description:
Letter from a reader in Queensland on the some unscrupulous Chinese merchants who are still making profit by opium smuggling.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 6
column: c
source: Germany
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802008
trove_id: 26802008
description:
France and Germany have concluded their negotiation on the arrest of some deserted German soldiers in Morocco.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802007
trove_id: 26802007
description:
Guan Jieqing reports from Barcaldine, Queensland. Chinese community there has donated to the flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802007
trove_id: 26802007
description:
Cabinet of the Australian federal government to impose stricter restrictions upon Chinese immigrants. Some Chinese migrants in Queensland cannot speak English.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802007
trove_id: 26802007
description:
A court hearing in Sydney on the murder of Chinese businessman Lei Daokuai and the involvement of Lei Daowu, Lei Zhangqian, Lei Zhangxian, Huang Zuyao, Liu Kun and a white girl.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802007
trove_id: 26802007
description:
Black heavyweight champion of the world, American Jack Johnson of Galveston, Texas, outboxes and outclasses the white world champion, Canadian Tommy Burns in Sydney.


date: 1909-01-02
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802010
trove_id: 26802010
description:
Eighth part of the report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1909-01-02
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802010
trove_id: 26802010
description:
Name list of priority  shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Hong Kong. 


date: 1909-01-09
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802012
trove_id: 26802012
description:
Fifth part of an article written by special envoy Liu Shiji advises American Chinese businessmen to invest in Guangxi province.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802012
trove_id: 26802012
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the constitutional reform and its relationship with the ban on political parties.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802011
trove_id: 26802011
description:
Beijing news. Empress declines to control the court from behind the screen (chui lian ting zheng). Prince regent appear on behalf of the Emperor for all imperial ceremonies. Prince Qing seeks to resign. Prince Qing and Yuan Shikai seek to get some power from Prince Regent. Large amount of savings left by Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager. Coronation ceremony to be held on November 9. Value of the stone boat in the Summer Palace. American government to further reduce the Boxer Indemnity. Prince regent meets Prince Qing and Yuan Shikai. Chronology for the period of Emperor Guangxu to be edited. The power of Prince Regent. Germany, Italy and France to reduce the Boxer Indemnity. Preparation for the funeral service for Emperor Guangxu. 


date: 1909-01-09
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802011
trove_id: 26802011
description:
China news. The last words of Empress Dowager. Guangfang sends condolences to Beijing. A nationwide survey on railway construction. Revolutionary Gan Guangsheng is captured in Tianjin. A survey to be undertaken on the Chinese religious converts. Russian authority to replace its governor in the Far East based in Vladivostok. Yuan Shikai is the only speaker during the meeting of Chinese cabinet. Department of foreign affairs sends telegram to its overseas missions with new cipher code. Proposal for the empress to control the court behind the screen. Court etiquette for the Prince Regent.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802011
trove_id: 26802011
description:
Guangdong news. Public notice from governor-general Zhang Renjun regarding the coronation ceremony to be held for the new emperor in Beijing. A bogus monk in Foshan and his story. Educational research association set up in Jiangmen. Deadline set for the establishment of local legislature assembly. A Chinese passenger is kicked to death by a Portuguese man while on board of British liner. Foreign missions in Guangzhou congratulate enthronement of the new emperor and reply from governor Zhang Renjun. A case of robbery in Gaoyao county.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 6
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802016
trove_id: 26802016
description:
Chinese envoy Tang Shaoyi has failed to reach agreement with American government for possible alliance.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 6
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802016
trove_id: 26802016
description:
Chinese communities in Hawaii and San Francisco welcome envoy of Chinese government Tang Shaoyi and report on the ceremony.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802015
trove_id: 26802015
description:
Australian federal government to use dictation test of a Western language in order to keep away or deport illegal immigrants.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802018
trove_id: 26802018
description:
Ninth part of the report, prepared by Liu Shiji, on the investment in Guangxi province by Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd). Name list of priority  shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Guangdong and Hong Kong.


date: 1909-01-09
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802018
trove_id: 26802018
description:
Tung Wah Hospital in Hong Kong acknowledges receipt of donations from Australian Chinese communities to flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802020
trove_id: 26802020
description:
Telegrams of condolence from overseas Chinese missions (Belgium, France, Hague, Tokyo, America, Singapore, and Yokohama).


date: 1909-01-16
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802019
trove_id: 26802019
description:
Beijing news. Russia to withdraw some of its troops between Beijing and Tianjin. Ministry of communications to monopolise postal service. Many eunuchs who were serving Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager are now on the run. Preparation for the coronation ceremony. Germany is ready to help China in naval building. Chinese ambassador in Tokyo Hu Weide reports that student supervisor Zhou Jiashu is seriously injured by a Chinese student. All building projects in the Summer Palace to be suspended. Court maids are released. The power of Prince Regent.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802019
trove_id: 26802019
description:
China news. Role of the Prince Regent in the coronation ceremony. Shanghai officialdom. All revolutionary rebellions will be punished severely. The official title of prince regent. China and Japan in negotiation over the Jiandao island and the death of six Chinese soldiers in Jilin province. Grand Councillor (jun ji) in the cabinet. Dalai Lama practises imperial ceremony. The aftermath of opium ban in the Shanxi officialdom.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 3
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802019
trove_id: 26802019
description:
Guangdong news. Corruption of commercial society in Haikou. Licence for opium sale. Huizhou sees a good harvest. Rice price in Foshan. Several revolutionaries are executed in Guangdong. Further report on the Chinese who was kicked to death by a Portuguese passenger on the board of British liner. Various response to the murder in Foshan (in which a Chinese passenger was kicked by a Portuguese man on board of British liner). Shares on sale for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. 


date: 1909-01-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802024
trove_id: 26802024
description:
British authority in Hong Kong deports Wu Xianzi, editor of Commercial Daily (shang bao), for advocating the boycott of Japanese goods. His letter to Chinese community in Hong Kong before leaving.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 6
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802024
trove_id: 26802024
description:
British and Russian naval sailors in Italy help rescue victims after the earthquake. Meanwhile, some robberies occurred after the earthquake. Donations to the Italian earthquake victims from American Red Cross and other sources.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802023
trove_id: 26802023
description:
An Deli, Yu Xinyan and Huang Sihe report from Coolangatta, Queensland, that Chinese community there donates to the flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802023
trove_id: 26802023
description:
Number of births in Hawaii from 1900 to 30 June 1908 and their nationalities (Chinese, British, German, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and stateless).


date: 1909-01-16
page: 7
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802023
trove_id: 26802023
description:
Fifty-three Chinese in Oakland, California, have joined a revolutionary group organised by a Chinese man.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802023
trove_id: 26802023
description:
Chinese community in Coolangatta, Queensland, donate to Chinese navy building and their names listed.


date: 1909-01-16
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802025
trove_id: 26802025
description:
Sixth and final part of the article written by special envoy Liu Shiji (Mingqi) advises American Chinese businessmen to invest in Guangxi province.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802030
trove_id: 26802030
description:
Political Consulting Institution (zi zheng yuan) and Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu), written by Cheng Yannong.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802033
trove_id: 26802033
description:
A comparison of naval forces between Britain, France, America, Germany, Japan, Russia, Italy and Austria.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 12
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802040
trove_id: 26802040
description:
Photograph of Wu E'lou (Xiuguang), editor of The Tung Wah Times, and his Chinese New Year greetings.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 14
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802042
trove_id: 26802042
description:
Photograph of Liu Shiji (Mingbo), envoy of imperial commissioner and governor of Guangxi province to America seeking investment from overseas Chinese communities.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 14
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802042
trove_id: 26802042
description:
Photograph of imperial commissioner of Guangxi province who sends envoy Liu Shiji (Mingbo) to seek investment from overseas Chinese communities.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 19
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802045
trove_id: 26802045
description:
An article written by Hu Bingxiong, of Gaoyao county, argues that Confucianism should be the state religion of China. And a song in praise of Confucius.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 20
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802048
trove_id: 26802048
description:
The history of Chinese Empire Reform Association. A photograph of Kang Youwei and some members of the New York Chinese Empire Reform Association in February 1907.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 22-23
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802050
trove_id: 26802050
description:
Imperial edict on October 27 and 28, November 9 and 10 in praise of the late Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 23
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802049
trove_id: 26802049
description:
The grand ceremony of enthronement of China's new emperor, Emperor Xuantong. Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney sends congratulations to the new emperor.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 26
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802054
trove_id: 26802054
description:
Board of Rites reports their preparation for the state funeral for Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 26-27
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802054
trove_id: 26802054
description:
An order to seek a wet nurse for the new emperor of China who is less than three years old. The position and power of prince regent.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 27
column: B
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802053
trove_id: 26802053
description:
Revenue and expenditure of the six Australian states in 1906. Import and export of the six Australian states in 1906.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 29
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802055
trove_id: 26802055
description:
Around the world. Constitutional reform and prince regency in Japan, Italy, Holland, Denmark, Prussia, Spain and Portugal.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 30
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802058
trove_id: 26802058
description:
Photograph of Chen Lianke, executive of The Tung Wah Times and his article that congratulates the new emperor of China.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 30
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802058
trove_id: 26802058
description:
Foreign countries are closely watching situation change in China, including Japan, Britain and Germany.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 33
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802059
trove_id: 26802059
description:
China news. Report on the ceremony of enthronement of China's new emperor. Prince regent controls the court. Ministry of Communications approves the railway project from Jiangmen to Foshan. Zhang Zhidong and Yuan Shikai borrow money from British businessman for railway construction in Hubei. American government abolishes restriction upon Chinese immigrant. New monetary unit to be issued soon. Zhou Jiashu, Chinese student supervisor in Japan, has resigned. Wang Wenshao dies in Hangzhou. Zhan Tianyou is going to the international conference on railway construction in Belgium. Prince Qing sends telegram to Tang Shaoyi, envoy of Chinese government who is visiting America.


date: 1909-01-23
page: 36
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802063
trove_id: 26802063
description:
Chinese carpenter in Brisbane Qian Tongxing, a native of Zengcheng county in Guangdong, invents a new machine and wins award from the Queensland government.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802068
trove_id: 26802068
description:
Imperial edict on November 1, 15, 20 and 28 on state funeral service for Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802068
trove_id: 26802068
description:
Important news/ Prince regent selects a title of honour for the late Emperor Guangxu. Zhang Zhidong negotiates with British businessman on railway loan. New requirement for publishing imperial edicts. New reign title Xuantong to be proclaimed. Chinese government to abrogate the treaty with Portuguese authority on the Guangzhou-Macao railway and to set up consulate in Macao. China refuses French demand for inland navigation rights from Yichang to Chongqing. Japanese teacher in a Beijing law school beats Chinese students. Chinese government refuses foreign requests to build railway from Qinhuangdao to Jurongguan. Arsenal in Zhenhai county of Zhejiang province explodes and report on the casualties. Foreign missions in Beijing send gifts to Dalai Lama on his return to Tibet.  Recent changes in the imperial court.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802067
trove_id: 26802067
description:
China news/ Management of the imperial court secretly collects tributes. A notice from the Board of Revenue regarding financial support for local self-government. A primary school in Jiexiu county, Shanxi province, invites monks to chant scriptures at the opening ceremony. School graduates are encouraged to write to the government authorities. Funeral service for the late Emperor Guangxu. Government officials in Beijing discuss strategies to disband revolutionary rebellions. Board of Revenue determines shares of each province on the naval budget. Delegation selected by Chinese government to the international opium conference in Shanghai. Ban to sell one's daughter for maid service. Board of Rites prepares for the beginning of a new reign. General pardon is expected after the enthronement of the new emperor.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802067
trove_id: 26802067
description:
Guangdong news. Preparation for an independent judicial system. Border river surveyed between Hong Kong and Shenzhen. A bank in Guangzhou is blackmailed, ransom demanded, and involvement of American consul. New regulation on army recruitment. Self-government in Dongguan county. A meeting of the Guangdong newspaper association and the resolutions.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802067
trove_id: 26802067
description:
(Diplomatic) notes from Guangdong authority to Portuguese consul in regards to a Chinese passenger who was kicked to death by a Portuguese man on board of British liner. 


date: 1909-02-06
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802072
trove_id: 26802072
description:
British authority in Hong Kong drives out Chinese businessmen and journalists including Wu Xianzi, and a further report.`


date: 1909-02-06
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802072
trove_id: 26802072
description:
Chinese labourers in South Africa clash with police for their celebration of Chinese New Year, and report on the casualties.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 6
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802072
trove_id: 26802072
description:
George Morrison reports on political changes in China after the death of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802071
trove_id: 26802071
description:
A special report prepared by Zhang Junrong on the new restrictions imposed upon Chinese shops in Brisbane, Queensland.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802071
trove_id: 26802071
description:
The first Chinese consul general to New Zealand, Huang Rongliang, lands in Fremantle, Western Australia.


date: 1909-02-06
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802074
trove_id: 26802074
description:
Chinese communities in Australia and Fiji donate to flood victims in Guangdong province. Names listed.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802076
trove_id: 26802076
description:
Editorial on the new restrictions that Queensland authorities have imposed upon Chinese business, argues that new rules are unjustifiable.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802076
trove_id: 26802076
description:
Imperial edict on November 24, 25 and 26 on imperial titles of honour for the last Emperor Guangxu, the state funeral service and others.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802076
trove_id: 26802076
description:
Important news/ Imperial descendants sent to study overseas. Zhang Zhidong's negotiation with British businessman on railway construction in Hunan. Imperial scholar Jiang Chunlin reports on corruption in Guangdong and Fujian. Tie Liang suggests sending Yang Shiqi and Chinese fleet to tour Nanyang. Chinese government requires foreign businessmen to live within settlements. Imperial commissioner of Guangxi Zhang Mingqi asks to retain revenue for defence purpose; his request is refused. Security tightened in the Forbidden City. Envoy of Chinese government Liang Dunyan to start negotiations with Russian counterpart on border issues. Military budget for next year. Ministry of civil affairs report preparation for local self-government. China to send local officials to investigate prison system overseas. Prince Regent requires accurate revenue report from local provinces. Teaching facilities will be exempted from taxation. Market crisis in Tianjin. An imperial scholar impeaches Zhou Shanpei for corruption. Prince Regent employs secret agents. Renovation of the Summer Palace is suspended. Chang Hui suggests to abolish the eunuch system. Prince Regent inquires about constitutional reform in Turkey. Sun Jialai seeks retirement. Yuan Shikai has returned to his hometown in Xiangcheng of Henan province. Zhao Binglin and Chen Tian jointly impeach Yuan Shikai. Liang Shiyi and Liang Dunyan in the ministry of foreign affairs. Duan Fang will represent China at the international opium conference in Shanghai. China and Greece start negotiation on trade issues.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802075
trove_id: 26802075
description:
China news/ Preparation for constitutional reform at the beginning of the reign of Emperor Xuantong. Office hours for Prince Regent in the court. Chinese government asks for the withdrawal of foreign gunboats in Anhui province. Chinese army studies manufacturing technology for different weapons. Mansion to be built for Prince Regent. Naval port surveyed in north China. Three big factories to be built in Tianjin, Henan, and Pingxiang of Jiangxi province. Empress is an honest woman. 


date: 1909-02-13
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802075
trove_id: 26802075
description:
Guangdong news/ Chinese who returned from overseas with foreign citizenship are forbidden to interfere with local legal disputes. New policy on foreign missionary work in China. Opium smoking paraphernalia confiscated in Guangzhou. Suspects detained in Guangzhou for arms smuggling. Report on the Guangzhou-Kowloon railway project last year. Guangdong authority provides subsidy for 


date: 1909-02-13
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802075
trove_id: 26802075
description:
A letter from Harvard University on negotiations between China and foreign countries in the past decade.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802080
trove_id: 26802080
description:
A letter, written by British businessman and published in a Hong Kong newspaper, comments on the effort of British authority to drive out Chinese dissidents there.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802079
trove_id: 26802079
description:
Important news/ Yuan Shikai removed. Jiang Chunlin impeaches Yuan Shikai. Yang Shixiang might become governor of Zhili province. Yuan Shikai after being removed. Foreign missions in Beijing inquire into the removal of Yuan Shikai.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802079
trove_id: 26802079
description:
Chinese communities in Adelaide and Sydney welcome Huang Rongliang, the first Chinese consul-general to New Zealand. Report on the gatherings in Adelaide and Sydney and speakers include Zhu He, Jizhong, Huang Rongliang, and Peng Lichuan.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802079
trove_id: 26802079
description:
Members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney gather and farewell Cai Chang, Pang Guanshan, Gao Jiesheng, Ou Liang, Guo Huang, Ma Zhao, Chen Qingyun, Liu Zong and Qin Suiwen who are leaving for China.


date: 1909-02-13
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802082
trove_id: 26802082
description:
Report on revenue and expenditure prepared by Chinese Business Protection Society (bao shang hui) in Sydney.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802084
trove_id: 26802084
description:
Imperial edicts on November 25 and December 3 on tax reform, removal of likin (opium tax) and appointment of officials.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802084
trove_id: 26802084
description:
Beijing news/ The last days of Emperor Guangxu and Empress Dowager. Jiang Chunlin in Beijing. Security arrangement in the court. Board of Revenue tries to reform tax system. Reform of postal service. Preparation to redeem the Beijing-Hankou railway.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802084
trove_id: 26802084
description:
Important news/ Prince regent demands report from the Board of Revenue. Tang Shaoyi spends a lot in America. Zhang Zhidong and railway construction in Hunan and Hubei. Appointment of some new officials in the court. Project of the bomb building for Emperor Guangxu. Revolutionary chaos in Anqing, Anhui province. Japanese newspaper reports the removal of Yuan Shikai. Prince Regent tries political reform. Foreign missions in Beijing on the circulation of Chinese bank notes. Overseas Chinese students are urged to return. Zhang Zhidong tries to retain Yuan Shikai. Yuan Shikai and Prince Regent.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 3
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802083
trove_id: 26802083
description:
China news/ Preparation for constitutional reform. Security arrangements in the court to be checked. Discussion to bridge the gap between Manchurian and Han people. Qiu Jin's grave on the side of West Lake in Hangzhou has been removed. Salary increased for government officials. Couplet to Yuan Shikai on his birthday from overseas Chinese. Zhejiang and Fujian province will not send representative to the international opium conference. Empress comments on a speech by Prince Regent. Ministry of Communications prepares for future development plan. Japanese in Fengtian occupy imperial garden. Navigation in Songhuajiang River. Prince Regent punishes eunuchs.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802083
trove_id: 26802083
description:
Guangdong news/ China has the capability to manufacture warships. Another commercial town under construction in Xiangshan county. A meeting of self-government association. Process of railway construction in Guangdong. A welcome ceremony for American missionary in Guangzhou. Liang Zhendong seeks to resign. New calendar for the new reign. British authority in Singapore detains two Chinese criminal suspects. 


date: 1909-02-20
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802088
trove_id: 26802088
description:
Memorial report submitted by Chinese ambassador to Britain and the department of foreign affairs suggests to set up Chinese consulate in Australia and New Zealand.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802088
trove_id: 26802088
description:
With Britain's mediation, Germany and France have concluded their negotiation over the dispute in Morocco.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802088
trove_id: 26802088
description:
Several state parliaments in the United States have different views on the Japanese immigrants, and the role of federal parliament on this issue.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802088
trove_id: 26802088
description:
Tang Shaoyi presents his credentials to the American Secretary of State in Washington and thanks the American government for the reduction of Boxer Indemnity.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802088
trove_id: 26802088
description:
Vietnamese authority to imposes higher poll taxes upon Chinese migrants from 1909. Response of Chinese community.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 6
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802088
trove_id: 26802088
description:
Japanese parliament sits and its comments on the performance of the government. Large number of Japanese immigrants on the way to Peru.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802087
trove_id: 26802087
description:
The first Chinese consul to New Zealand, Huang Rongliang, speaks in English to the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney, and translated by Rev. Zhou Rongwei. Other speakers include Ye Bingnan and Huang Ruilin.


date: 1909-02-20
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802087
trove_id: 26802087
description:
The first Chinese consul to New Zealand, Huang Rongliang, visits Chinese shops while in Sydney. Gibbs & Bright Steamship Co gives a banquet in honour of Huang Rongliang, the first Chinese consul to New Zealand. Others guests include Ye Bingnan, Li Chun and Xian Junhao.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802092
trove_id: 26802092
description:
Editorial by Tung Wah Times claims that it is time to abandon the barrier between Manchurian and Han people.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802092
trove_id: 26802092
description:
Important news. Prince Regent to dissolve the imperial troops. Yan Xiu proposes to retain the service of Yuan Shikai. Dalai Lama is on the way back to Tibet. Zhang Renjun proposes to retain Liang Cheng. Prince Regent praises Jiang Chunlin for his frankness. Prince Regent asks for exact number of foreign loans. Chang Hui impeaches Chen Bi. Hu Weide reports from Tokyo the condolence from Japanese royal family on the passing away of Emperor Guangxu. Rumours in the court on appointment of some government officials. Chen Bi is impeached. Provincial authorities are asked to report their revenue. Zhang Zhidong is ill.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802091
trove_id: 26802091
description:
China news/ Prince Regent accepts proposals from ordinary people and is keen to legal reform. Four military high schools to be set up nationwide. Memorial report from Zhao Binglin. Yuan Shikai after leaving the court. The political skills of Prince Regent. The frankness of Jiang Chunlin.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802091
trove_id: 26802091
description:
Guangdong news/ Development of telephone communication and postal service in Guangdong counties. Establishment of local legislature assemblies in Guangdong. Governor Zhang Renjun has selected gentry list for the legislature assembly. Land office of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway is now under control of the government. Liang Dingfen is back to Guangdong. Xiangshan county is open to foreign investment. Election of the legislature assembly. Road construction in Panyu county.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802096
trove_id: 26802096
description:
Chinese businessmen in Queensland Zhang Junrong (George Gun Wing) and Wang Zhanyuan (Jim Yin) call for joint protest against the new restrictions imposed on Chinese business by the Queensland government.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802096
trove_id: 26802096
description:
American President Roosevelt comments on the debate in Californian parliament on the Japanese and Chinese immigration.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802098
trove_id: 26802098
description:
Chinese department of civil affairs (min zheng bu) starts a census and the first part of the census regulations.


date: 1909-02-27
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802098
trove_id: 26802098
description:
A letter from Guan Kangqi and Fang Jinhong in Glen Innes on opium ban. Chinese community in Glen Innes donates to opium ban in their hometown in Guangdong.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802100
trove_id: 26802100
description:
Editorial on the proposal to register all Chinese migrants in Australia and Ye Bingnan's argument on the proposal.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802100
trove_id: 26802100
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Li Lianying, Yuan Shikai, Chen Bi and Zhang Zhidong during the last days of Emperor Guangxu. 


date: 1909-03-06
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802099
trove_id: 26802099
description:
Important news. Prince Regent meets key ministers in the court. Yan Xiu seeks to resign. Beijing-Hankou railway makes profits. Preparation for constitutional reform. New system of weights and measures to be implemented. Stamp duty to replace likin soon. Tang Shaoyi to visit Germany and France. China to implement new monetary unit. Duan Fang attends the international opium conference as representative of Chinese government. Prince Regent to remove Xu Shichang. China close watches possible alliance between Japan and Germany. Chen Bi, Sun Jialai and Lu Haihuan in the imperial court. British ambassador in Beijing asks permission for missionary work in Tibet. A fire in Guangzhou. Qin Chunxuan is called into Beijing. Corruption in the Board of Civil Service. Imperial commissioner of Xinjiang suggests to release prisoners Gao and Zhong. 


date: 1909-03-06
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802099
trove_id: 26802099
description:
China news/ Chen Bi is under investigation. Yuan Shikai talks to foreign missions before leaving Beijing. The position of imperial commissioner in Fengtian to be removed. Imperial commissioner of Guangxi province sets up a newspaper but close it only after three months. Record of the daily life of Emperor Guangxu is completed. Prince Regent and the appointment of some officials. Tomb for Emperor Guangxu has been located. China to send consul general to Canada. Prince Qing is arrogant. Duan Fang suggests to survey border area with foreign settlement.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802099
trove_id: 26802099
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Zhang Renjun deprives opium addicts of their rights to vote. The people who are involved in feud fighting will be punished. Warehouse for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project in Yingde and Qingyuan counties are burglarised again. People might be empowered to supervise local tax authority. Chinese government closely watches overseas Chinese, their distribution and their business activities. 


date: 1909-03-06
page: 6
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802104
trove_id: 26802104
description:
Chinese businessmen in Yokohama, Huang Qingzhi and Huang Liqing, are on the run after swindling some money out of their Japanese business partners.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802103
trove_id: 26802103
description:
A telegram from the Guangzhou-Hankou railway says Wang Bing'en becomes the chief supervisor from 25 February.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802103
trove_id: 26802103
description:
The first Chinese consul general to New Zealand Huang Rongliang writes to Chinese businessman Ye Bingnan and the Chinese community in Sydney, and thanks their hospitality during his stay. Chinese consulate in New Zealand is at 135a Thorndon Quay, Wellington.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802106
trove_id: 26802106
description:
Chinese department of civil affairs (min zheng bu) starts a census and the second part of the census regulations.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802106
trove_id: 26802106
description:
Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Hong Kong raises capital by floating shares in Australian Chinese communities for its investment in Guangxi province, and a further report on the share regulations.


date: 1909-03-06
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802106
trove_id: 26802106
description:
Name list of priority shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Shunde, Foshan, Chencun, Macao, Jiangmen, Guangxi, Huizhou, Yokohama, Vancouver, Singapore, Sydney, Honolulu, Manila and other overseas Chinese communities.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802108
trove_id: 26802108
description:
Editorial by the Tung Wah Times claims that the Chinese community in Australia should set up Chinese school for their children.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802108
trove_id: 26802108
description:
Important news/ China to set up a navy school in Yingkou to train naval officers. Yuan Shuxun reports on military budget of Shandong province. Department of foreign affairs decides on job priorities. Preparation to collect stamp duty and to abolish likin (opium tax). Chinese government helps earthquake victims in Italy. Prince Regent increases work allowance for overseas Chinese missions. Audit plan for the state revenue and expenditure. Tang Shaoyi visits Britain, Germany and France. Jiang Guiti sympathises with Yuan Shikai. An imperial scholar impeaches Lu Chuanlin. Prince Regent is hardworking and incorruptible. The current empress is not interested in court politics. Yuan Shikai talks to foreign missions before leaving Beijing. Liang Dunyan is impeached for opium smoking.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802107
trove_id: 26802107
description:
China news/ Prince Regent likes to hear criticism. Report on the research institution for constitutional reform. Beijing university starts to employ Chinese teachers. Hubei prepares to set up a shipping school. Proposal to rejuvenate Chinese navy. Yuan Shikai and his brother Yuan Shilian and Yuan Shichuan. Survey prepared on the border of international settlement. Zhili governor-general Yang Shixiang pushes local self-government. Hubei has an insurance company for farm cattle.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802107
trove_id: 26802107
description:
Guangdong news/ The agreement between China and Portugal on the railway project from Guangzhou to Macao has been abolished. Units of weights and measures to be unified in Guangdong. Two cement factories in Guangzhou. A robbery in Xinning county. Bandit Liang Beishui and his followers who have been active in Yangshan, Huaiji, Ruyuan, Yingde and Qingyuan counties are arrested. Service of the military students after graduation. Legal pettifoggers are under investigation in local Guangdong.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802107
trove_id: 26802107
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Prince Regent in the court. Yuan Shikai in court. Security service for the imperial court. talented people recommended by local authorities. 


date: 1909-03-13
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802107
trove_id: 26802107
description:
First part of a report on the banditry in Nan'an of Jiangxi province and the government's effort to suppress them.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802112
trove_id: 26802112
description:
Japanese parliament agrees to subsidise the international operations of Japanese steamship companies.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802112
trove_id: 26802112
description:
New president of the United States of America, William Taft, is sworn into office. Report on the inaugural ceremony and the President's cabinet.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 6
column: c
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802112
trove_id: 26802112
description:
An Italian duke suggests moving 5,000 earthquake victims from Italy to his farm in Florida, United States.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802111
trove_id: 26802111
description:
Chinese consul general to New Zealand Huang Rongliang writes to Li Gengxian (Aohua), Chinese businessman in Sydney.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802111
trove_id: 26802111
description:
Customs officers in Melbourne refuse the entry of many Chinese immigrants in the past month, even the new arrivals have British passport.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802111
trove_id: 26802111
description:
A Chinese in Melbourne reports to customs authority of the federal government opium smuggling in a German liner.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802111
trove_id: 26802111
description:
A man in New South Wales barely escapes with his life while travelling by bicycle from one town to another.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802111
trove_id: 26802111
description:
A girl who is living with a Chinese man in Tamworth, New South Wales, commits suicide but is saved by another Chinese man.


date: 1909-03-13
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802111
trove_id: 26802111
description:
News in brief/ Prince Regent asks Zhang Zhidong to set up new university. Prince Regent is interested in political reform in Western countries. Xu Shichang is retained at his position. Yuan Shikai wants to tour overseas. Government redundancy in Zhili province. Yuan Shikai's son Yuan Keding seeks to resign. Chen Bi is removed from his position. Xi Liang replaces Xu Shichang as governor of Manchuria.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802116
trove_id: 26802116
description:
Editorial by the Tung Wah Times claims that China should rejuvenate industry and commerce in order to develop the country.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802116
trove_id: 26802116
description:
Imperial edicts on January 3, 7 and 17 the imperial mausoleum, appointment of government officials and others.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802116
trove_id: 26802116
description:
Important news. Foreign missions in Beijing are notified of their upcoming meeting with Prince Regent. Chen Bi under investigation. Preparation for stamp duty is stopped. International opium conference in Shanghai on January 11. Na Tong and Liang Dunyan will talk with foreign mission on the withdrawal of their troops from Beijing. Zhao Er'tuan prepares for the return of Dalai Lama to Tibet. Returned students from overseas will be checked. Qin Chunxuan might be reappointed. Xu Shichang seeks to resign. Spanish theatre in Xiamen (Amoy) has clashed with local residents. Li Zhuohua suggests more attention to Chinese teaching. Xu Shichang declines to the appointment as minister of communications. Tie Liang asks the Board of Revenue to assist army.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 3
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802115
trove_id: 26802115
description:
China news/ New regulations for provincial legislature assembly (zi yi ju).  Budget plan for the new year. Prince Regent discusses new methods to repay indemnity. Advisors to be selected for Prince Regent. Prince Regent puts forwards new requirements for naval building. Opening ceremony of the international opium conference in Shanghai which is sponsored by American government. Chinese government awards imperial titles to its overseas missions. Yuan Shikai in Weihui county, Henan province. Supporters of Yuan Shikai after his removal. Chronology to be edited for the period of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802115
trove_id: 26802115
description:
Guangdong news/ Requirement for the celebration of the birthday of new emperor. Orders to arrest all revolutionaries. Railway profit in Guangdong province in 1908. Training program of a nursing school in Guangzhou. Boat brothel to be banned in Guangzhou. Road construction in Shantou and the progress. New order for haircut.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802115
trove_id: 26802115
description:
Guangdong army/ New methods to keep classified military information. Requirement for army recruitment. Military drill of the new recruits.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802120
trove_id: 26802120
description:
George Morrison, journalist of The Times of London and based in Beijing, comments on China's effort to borrow foreign loans for railway construction.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802120
trove_id: 26802120
description:
Chinese community in Thailand publishes a newspaper, Enlighten the South (qi nan bao), which is edited by Xu Junmian. Dutch authority forces Chinese in Java colony to give up their Chinese citizenship.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802120
trove_id: 26802120
description:
American authority in the Philippines imposes new and stricter regulations upon Chinese immigration.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802119
trove_id: 26802119
description:
Chinese community in Sydney thanks the outgoing governor of New South Wales, Harry Johnson, and the message from the governor. Representatives of the Chinese community are Ye Bingnan, Zhou Rongwei, Li Chun, Wu Shihua an Xian Junhao.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802119
trove_id: 26802119
description:
The first Chinese consul general to Australia Liang Lanxun has arrived in Perth, and his talk to English journalist on the relations between China and Australia.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802119
trove_id: 26802119
description:
A Sydney evening newspaper reports that China would become strong in the near future by its naval rejuvenation.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802119
trove_id: 26802119
description:
Amount of opium confiscated by Australian customs and the number of people charged with opium smuggling in the past three years.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802121
trove_id: 26802121
description:
Guangmei Agriculture and Husbandry Company (Guangmei nong mu gong si) in Guangxi province calls for investment from overseas Chinese communities, and a public notice from its agent Zhang Junrong (George Gun Wing), storekeeper in Dalby, Queensland.


date: 1909-03-20
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802121
trove_id: 26802121
description:
A report on the establishment of Guangmei Agriculture and Husbandry Company (Guangmei nong mu gong si) in Guangxi province, and its efforts to raise shares among overseas Chinese communities. 


date: 1909-03-27
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802124
trove_id: 26802124
description:
Editorial by Tung Wah Times on different strategies adopted by Zhang Zhidong and Prince Regent to deal with revolutionary rebellions.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802124
trove_id: 26802124
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent after the removal of Yuan Shikai. Analysis on the removal of Yuan Shikai and his relationship with Zhang Zhidong and Prince Qing.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802123
trove_id: 26802123
description:
News in brief. Emperor Xuantong has a haircut after the state funeral for Emperor Guangxu. Board of Revenue investigates local provinces on their budget report. Zhang Zhidong urges overseas Chinese students to return and teach in the university. Building project of the imperial mausoleum for Emperor Guangxu. Railway construction from Tianjin to Pukou. Yuan Shikai supports the new currency system. China and America exchange treaty copies. Xu Shichang seeks to resign due to illness. Proposal to survey the coastline of China. Zhang Zhidong recommends talents. China and Portugal start talk on the demarcation of Macao border. Li Dianlin to be removed. Na Tong suggests to relax control on newspaper publishing. 


date: 1909-03-27
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802123
trove_id: 26802123
description:
China news/ Na Tong proposes a special imperial edict to recruit talented people. Xie Yuanhan suggests reform of civil service system. Prince Regent sends secret investigators. Proposal to appoint Qin Chunxuan as investigator on Beiyang army. New coins to be issued. Prince regent tries to retain Zhang Zhidong. Local self-government in Jiangxi province. A makeup inaugural ceremony proposed for Emperor Xuantong. Boundary tablet set up between Russia and China.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802123
trove_id: 26802123
description:
Guangdong news. Provincial government tries to set up a military university. Candidates for local legislature assembly. Financial preparation in Guangdong for constitutional reform. Collision between Chinese and British passenger liners and the investigation. Preparation to set up a ironworks. Railway tracks to be replaced in Qingyuan county. Bandit chieftain arrested in Yong'an county.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802123
trove_id: 26802123
description:
News in brief/ Eunuch, Song, is dismissed for interference with Beijing court politics. Prince regent tries to collect talented people. Zhao Binglin impeaches Chen Bi once again. Xu Shichang under investigation for corruption. Duan Fang is impeached. Tang Shaoyi arrives France for a visit. Su Yuanchun dies in Xinjiang. Prince regent on naval building and the effort by Tie Liang. Chinese ambassador to Japan reports that some revolutionaries have entered Fengtian secretly. Yuan Shikai asks for a service of doctor. Russian to set up agricultural school in Heilongjiang province. Zhang Zhidong and the university teaching in Beijing. Reform of the weights and measures system. Jiandao dispute between Japan and China. Prince Su and the naval development.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802127
trove_id: 26802127
description:
Chinese community in Sydney welcome the family and protege of Liang Lanxun, first Chinese consul general to Australia. Background information of Liang Lanxun and his protege.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802127
trove_id: 26802127
description:
Chinese community in Melbourne welcomes the first Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun, and his speech at the Kong Chew Society.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802127
trove_id: 26802127
description:
The first Chinese consul general to Australia Liang Lanxun writes to Ye Bingnan, Chinese businessman in Sydney.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802127
trove_id: 26802127
description:
Outgoing governor of New South Wales to tour China, Japan, India and south Africa on his way to London.


date: 1909-03-27
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802130
trove_id: 26802130
description:
First part of a report written by Liu Shiji on the establishment of Guangmei Agriculture and Husbandry Company (Guangmei nong mu gong si) in Guangxi province.


date: 1909-04-03
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802131
trove_id: 26802131
description:
News in brief. Prince regent instructs Liang Dunyan on foreign negotiations. Russian seek to control a gold mine in Xinjiang. Fujian governor Song Fan orders an investigation on the Angel Theatre (tian xian) dispute between Spanish and local residents in Xiamen. Yin Chang will be new Chinese ambassador to Germany. French embassy reduces the number of troops in Beijing. Chinese businessmen in Singapore unite. Li Zhuohua tries to block constitutional reform. Imperial tributes from Xiamen. Li Jingfang reports that British House of Lords has approved to stop opium export to China. Duan Fang inspects tax evasion of foreign business firms in Shanghai. German troops in Beijing relieve the garrison. Chinese government requires foreign governments to protect local Chinese businessmen. Imperial commissioner of Guangxi province applies to postpone the payment of state revenue. Lu Chuanlin investigates Xu Shichang. Prince Su to resign. 


date: 1909-04-03
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802131
trove_id: 26802131
description:
China news/ Prince regent reads mails by himself. Board of Revenue to collect more from local governments. Local provinces to jointly organise a military parade. China and America jointly build power plant. Further report on the case of Angel Theatre in Xiamen. Lin Shaonian to be promoted. Chinese Charity Opium Ban Society meets again. Xinjiang authority to survey the border of northwest. Duan Fang declines to expansion of foreign settlement. A bronze statue for Wang Wenshao.


date: 1909-04-03
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802131
trove_id: 26802131
description:
Guangdong news/ Two imperial edicts, on the state funeral of Emperor Guangxu and for coronation of Emperor Xuantong, arrive in Guangzhou. Guangdong businessmen in Jiangxi province. Governor Zhang Renjun orders a further investigation on the murder case of Yang Hejia. A dispute on the trail between male and female passengers. New building proposed for the prostitute of boat brothel.


date: 1909-04-03
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802131
trove_id: 26802131
description:
News in brief/ China and Japan negotiation on the Korea issue. Consulate proposed in Rangoon. Foreigners in Tibet. Chinese revolutionaries arrested in Singapore. International opium conference concludes in Shanghai. Preparation to collect stamp duty in China. Russian collect heavy tax from Chinese businessmen in north Manchuria. China and Japan conclude their negotiation on Jiandao dispute. 


date: 1909-04-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802135
trove_id: 26802135
description:
Family and protege of Liang Lanxun, first Chinese consul general to Australia, write and thank the Chinese community in Sydney for their hospitality.


date: 1909-04-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802135
trove_id: 26802135
description:
Chinese consul general in New Zealand Huang Rongliang sets up school for Chinese migrants there, teaching both Chinese and English.


date: 1909-04-03
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802135
trove_id: 26802135
description:
Chinese businessmen Cai Chang, Ou Liang, Gao You, Pang Zijun, Guang Huang, Ma Zhao and Chen Qingyun report their travels and situations of other Chinese passengers on their way back to China. 


date: 1909-04-03
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802135
trove_id: 26802135
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ American Chinese citizens and their rights to vote. Descendants of George Washington demand compensation from American government. New comet found. Clock can talk in Switzerland.


date: 1909-04-03
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802138
trove_id: 26802138
description:
Second part of a report written by Liu Shiji on the establishment of Guangmei Agriculture and Husbandry Company (Guangmei nong mu gong si) in Guangxi province.


date: 1909-04-03
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802138
trove_id: 26802138
description:
Railway in Guangdong/ Amount of shares collected in December for the second stage of Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Meeting of the railway company and a detailed report. 


date: 1909-04-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802140
trove_id: 26802140
description:
News in brief/ Court expenditure to be reduced. Citizenship law revised. Department of foreign affairs and department of agriculture pay only 70% salary to their staff. Military security guard organised. Prince regent appoints Zhang Zhidong to be in charge of foreign affairs. Dutch colonists forces Chinese migrants to be naturalised and the response of Chinese government. Military research institution prepared in Beijing. Yang Shixiang under investigation. Li Dianlin as minister of the communications. Guangdong businessmen in Shanghai discuss the case of Foshan murder. Xu Shichang is charged with manslaughter. Zhang Zhidong suggests Yuan Shikai to see doctor overseas. Chinese student Li Mengshi in France. The revised citizenship law. Preparation for the stamp duty. New town proposed in Xiangshan county, Guangdong.


date: 1909-04-10
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802139
trove_id: 26802139
description:
Correspondence from Nanyang on the Chinese community in Singapore, their progress, and the cooperation between Guangzhou and Chaozhou businessmen. 


date: 1909-04-10
page: 3
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802139
trove_id: 26802139
description:
China news/ China and Russia reach agreement on border trade. Proposal to start ship building. Proposal for power division in the Chinese government. Prince Gong might enter the Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu). Immigration in Heilongjiang province and other area of Manchuria and encouragement from the government authorities. Chinese authorities postpone the issue of government bonds. A legal school in Changzhou, Jiangsu province. Further report on the international opium conference in Shanghai. Wu Chongxi and the railway construction from Luoyang to Tongguan.


date: 1909-04-10
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802139
trove_id: 26802139
description:
Guangdong news/ Tan Fu and other revolutionaries are captured in Hunan province. Free train tickets must be approved by the headquarters of the railway company. Zai Ze and the naval building. More army recruits in Guangdong. Border demarcation between Macao and Guangdong province and the cooperation between Chinese and Portuguese authorities. National defence and the road construction in Guangxi province. Exhibition of industrial products in Guangdong. Memorial service prepared in the Confucian temple in Guangzhou. 


date: 1909-04-10
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802144
trove_id: 26802144
description:
Guangdong governor Zhang Renjun approves the establishment of a business town in Xiangshan county and a special report.


date: 1909-04-10
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802143
trove_id: 26802143
description:
Reader Huang Liquan writes to the Tung Wah Times and supports the establishment of Chinese schools by Australian Chinese communities.


date: 1909-04-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802143
trove_id: 26802143
description:
Chinese communities in Fremantle, Western Australia, and Melbourne, Victoria, welcome Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun, his family and protege.


date: 1909-04-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802143
trove_id: 26802143
description:
Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun in Melbourne meets Australian Prime Minister, Governor General and foreign minister.


date: 1909-04-10
page: 8
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802146
trove_id: 26802146
description:
Name list of shareholders in New York of the Guangmei Agriculture and Husbandry Company (Guangmei nong mu gong si) in Guangxi province.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802148
trove_id: 26802148
description:
News in brief. Prince regent worries about the foreign debt. Prince Su refuses to borrow foreign loans for naval building. Chinese authority negotiates with British ambassador to redeem Weihaiwei. Building of imperial mausoleum. Navy school prepared in Shandong, Guangdong, Fujian, Zhejiang and Jiangsu province. Impeachment to Chen Bi. Chinese community in New York support the Zhenhua company in Guangxi. Li Jiazhuo and Zhao Binglin. Yin Chang takes his office as ambassador to Germany. Chinese businessmen in Harbin clash with Russian authority. Liang Shiyi impeached. Xu Shichang declines appointment as minister of communications. Chinese community in Singapore supports Chinese naval rejuvenation. A meeting of Chinese communities in Singapore and Penang. Tang Shaoyi on the way back to China by the Siberia Railroad. Li Chucai of Panyu county dies in protest against the Foshan case. Chinese government declines to the proposal of foreign settlement expansion.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802147
trove_id: 26802147
description:
China news/ Prince regent and the Chinese cabinet. Prince regent supports the opium ban. Prince regent will lead the security troops. Proposal to abolish the boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Prince Su and his orders. Li Dianlin and his political achievements. Prince Gong proposes severe punishment in order to ban opium. Law to be revised on concubine system. Chinese will be major subject in the examination of returned students. Chinese envoy Zhao Er'tuan reports to Beijing. Warning on Russian's intention in Manchuria.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802147
trove_id: 26802147
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong prepares for new system of civil service. Progress of local self-government in Guangdong. Budget for the local legislature assembly. Training and exercise of the new army in Guangdong. Punishment applied to criminal suspect changed in Guangdong. Survey on Yulin and Dapeng, two potential naval ports in Guangdong. Progress of building a new business town, Xiangzhou, in Xiangshan county.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802154
trove_id: 26802154
description:
First part of a memorial report submitted by Shen Zuyan on November 22, 1908, which suggests severe punishment for Li Lianying.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802154
trove_id: 26802154
description:
A copy of regulations for initial electoral office (chu xuan shi wu suo) in Guangdong province as a part of constitutional reform.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802154
trove_id: 26802154
description:
Britain and France intervene in Germany's effort to lend funds to China for the construction of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Chinese authority tells British ambassador in Beijing that they might not borrow such money from Germany.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 6
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802154
trove_id: 26802154
description:
Instigation of American Christian missionaries may cause serious crisis in Korea, says Korean minister in Yokohama.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802153
trove_id: 26802153
description:
Chinese women in Melbourne gather to welcome first Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun's wife and daughter.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802153
trove_id: 26802153
description:
Chinese community in Melbourne celebrates opening of the first Chinese consulate general, report on the gathering at Kong Chew Society, and speakers include Liu Yuechi, editor of the Chinese Times, and the consul general Liang Lanxun.


date: 1909-04-17
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802153
trove_id: 26802153
description:
Chinese businessmen Cai Chang, Pang Zijun, Ou Liang and Gao Qihe write and report their travel from Sydney back to China, and their stay in Manila.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802158
trove_id: 26802158
description:
Notice from qi nan xin bao (The Kee Nam Chinese Daily News), 8 and 10 Lampon Jai Road, Bangkok, Thailand.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802158
trove_id: 26802158
description:
Chinese community in New York organises a society to help Chinese naval rejuvenation (zhen xing hai jun she), the notice from the society, its management committee, and name list of the shareholders of zhenhua company in Guangxi province.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802158
trove_id: 26802158
description:
News in brief/ Garrisons of the eight-banners withdraw within a year. Prince Regent instructs on the opium ban and revision of marriage law. Sichuan and Tibetan governors want to build a railway connecting the two places. Liang Dunyan notifies foreign missions in Beijing regarding property ownership of foreign churches. Dutch colonist forces Chinese migrants to be naturalised and the response of Chinese government. Two Chinese naval vessels on the way to Nanyang to visit Chinese communities there. No foreign loans to be used in naval building. Department of foreign affairs comments on treaties signed with foreign government after 1900. China's negotiation with Japan over the Manchuria issue. The investigation on Yuan Shikai. Board of civil service sets up investigation offices. Prince regent to award industrial achievement. Chinese ambassador Lu Zhengxiang reports from his office in Hague. Bandits in Shandong province. German ambassador talks the Boxer Indemnity. Government schools provide free tuition and academician to the children of overseas Chinese. German ambassador in Beijing talks with Chinese department of foreign affairs on the possible alliance.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802157
trove_id: 26802157
description:
China news/ Prince Regent comments on Yu Shimei. Prince Regent reads mail personally. Zhao Binglin and his frankness. Fujian businessmen and their tributes to the Beijing court. Lu Chuanlin in the court. China to redeem Weihaiwei from Britain. Qu Hongji might be back to politics. Li Dianlin and the ministry of communications. New bank notes issued by the state bank of China. Dalai Lama receives a letter from new emperor of China. Revised regulation for research institution on local self-government. Draft of the revised nationality law. China and America to sign a trade treaty.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802157
trove_id: 26802157
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor general Zhang Renjun is likely to ban gambling in Guangdong province. Meeting of the education association in Guangdong and the resolutions. Portuguese authority sends envoy to Macao for the border demarcation and the agreement with Chinese side. Telegram from the management committee of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project and other development. A meeting of Red Cross in Guangzhou. Li Chucai and his death in protest against injustice. Payment to members of the local legislature assembly.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802162
trove_id: 26802162
description:
Second and final part of a report submitted by Shen Zuyan on November 22, 1908, which suggests severe punishment for Li Lianying.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802162
trove_id: 26802162
description:
A copy of regulations for re-electorial office (fu xuan shi wu suo) in Guangdong province as a part of constitutional reform.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802162
trove_id: 26802162
description:
Blueprint for the development of royal British navy and donations from the English communities in Sydney.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802161
trove_id: 26802161
description:
A notice from the Chinese consul general in Melbourne Liang Lanxun on the state funeral that to be held in China.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802161
trove_id: 26802161
description:
Tang Caizhi, former editor of Tung Wah Times, meets Liu Ruxing and Liu Huanxiang in Shanghai, and they together meet Liang Qichao in Kobe, Japan.


date: 1909-04-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802161
trove_id: 26802161
description:
Chen Shou, one of the founders of the Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association, dies in his hometown, Xiangshan county, of Guangdong.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802166
trove_id: 26802166
description:
News in brief/ Building progress of the national legislature assembly. Prince Regent blocks Dalai Lama's efforts to visit Russia. German ambassador withdraws some of German troops from Beijing. British consul in Shanghai asks for expansion of settlement but refused by Chinese department of foreign affairs. Chinese government responds to the fighting between French troops and Vietnamese bandits. Shen Jiaben on the lawyer system. General Zeng Qi on the way to take his office in Guangzhou. A steamship from Luoding county is detained for arms smuggling. Lu Zhengxiang reports to Beijing the Dutch citizenship policy in Java. Revision of the marriage law and the obstacles. Selection of local official and self-government movement. China seeks to send more military students to Japan. Russian authority imposes heavy tax upon Chinese businessmen and the response of Chinese government. Russian and Japanese people in Manchuria are involved in salt smuggling. Zhang Deyi teaches Prince Regent English language. Foreign missions are invited to participate China's state funeral. Shen Muzhen sues Yang Shao for corruption. Board of Civil Service might reappoint officials who were previously removed. Preparation for border demarcation between Macao and Guangzhou. Charity institutions in Guangzhou.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802165
trove_id: 26802165
description:
Correspondence from Beijing on Qin Chunxuan, Zhu Zumou, Chen Baoshen, Cheng Dequan, Duan Fang and other government officials.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802165
trove_id: 26802165
description:
China news/ Prince Regent declares the intention of constitutional reform. Educational regulations revised. Salary payment to government officials to be assessed. Liang Dunyan declines to expansion of foreign settlement in Shanghai. Fund raising for new national budget. Zhao Qilin is reappointed. Yang Shao and the charges against him. Compulsory education proposed. Amount of the Boxer Indemnity China has paid to foreign countries.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802165
trove_id: 26802165
description:
Guangdong news/ Bandit chieftain Zhang Can and his men in Zhaoqing (and Luoding county) surrender to the government authorities. Dongsha islands and its location. Chinese fishermen in Huizhou complain to the government about Japanese occupation of dongsha islands. There will be no tax office in Xiangzhou, new business town in Xiangshan county. Portuguese governor in Macao to relax restrictions imposed upon Chinese business. Fund raising for naval rejuvenation. Shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway ask for auditing check on the company's account. Mutual Assistance Society (gong ji hui) has been set up in Guangzhou and Shanghai for the interest of shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802170
trove_id: 26802170
description:
A telegram from Zhang Zhidong, government supervisor of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway, to the railway company.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802169
trove_id: 26802169
description:
The son of Chinese priest in Sydney Rev. Zhou Rongwei (J. Young Wai), Zhou Sa, and his excellent school performance.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802169
trove_id: 26802169
description:
Photograph of Chinese magician Cheng Liansu and his family, and a report on his story. Cheng Liansu to have a fundraising performance for British navy.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 8
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802172
trove_id: 26802172
description:
Copy of a report submitted by the department of foreign affairs on the revision of treaty with Portugal on the issue of Macao.


date: 1909-05-01
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802172
trove_id: 26802172
description:
Introduction to Xiangzhou, new business town in Xiangshan county, written by Wu Yuzheng and Zhou Pin, of Ningyang county.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802174
trove_id: 26802174
description:
News in brief/ Prince Regent sets a special mailbox in order to receive complains from the people. Zhang Zhidong is still keen to borrow foreign loans for railway project in Hunan province. Foreign missions want to expand their settlement in Shanghai. Robert Hart is urged to return to China. A survey proposed on Chinese religious converts and foreign churches. Tang Shaoyi meets king of Austria. Prince regent comments on the boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Prince Su and Tie Liang suggest Dagu and Yantai as naval ports. Foreign guests in the state funeral of China. Chinese businessmen in Tianjin owe huge amount of money to foreign firms. British authority in Singapore catches Chinese revolutionaries. Chinese empress and the opium ban. Dutch government relaxes its control over Chinese migrants in its colony. Xu Shichang is reluctant to take his office in Beijing. A survey proposed on the number of overseas Chinese and Chinese businessmen. Prince regent sets timetable for naval building. Russian  authority in Harbin and their treatment to Chinese business. Profit report on the railway transportation in 1908. Yuan Shixun may replace Duan Fang. Prince regent rebuffs proposal to resume imperial examination.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802173
trove_id: 26802173
description:
Lai Shaochuan, from Peru, reports that Chinese traitor Qin Zechao helps Peruvian consul in Hong Kong to collect heavy poll tax from any Chinese immigrant.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802173
trove_id: 26802173
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo/ Prince of Mongolia completes his study in Japan and is returning home. An electrical engineering school in Tokyo to accept Chinese students. Three female maids from imperial Korean court are learning etiquette in Tokyo. Chinese students graduate from Tokyo universities.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802173
trove_id: 26802173
description:
China news/ Chinese ministry officials discuss negotiations with Japan over Manchuria issues. American consul in Fuzhou demands the right to vote on behalf of Chinese citizen, and a report on the dispute over the rights to vote. Power politics in the Beijing court. Further report on the amount of indemnity China has to pay each foreign country. Yang Hao and the charge against him.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802173
trove_id: 26802173
description:
Guangdong news/ Government authorities try to wipe out bandits on the border of Luoding and Xinyi counties. Preparation for local election in Nanhai county. Xinhui county prepares for local self-government. Street network and the design of Xiangzhou, new business town in Xiangshan county. Number of local security troops in Guangdong. Charity institutions in Guangzhou send petition to Zhang Zhidong for the railway construction in Guangdong. 


date: 1909-05-08
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802178
trove_id: 26802178
description:
Zhejiang provincial authority brings into justice many revolutionary activists; two detailed reports.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 6
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802178
trove_id: 26802178
description:
New York gamblers send money to London for horse racing after gambling banned by New York authority.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802177
trove_id: 26802177
description:
Chinese consul general in Melbourne Liang Lanxun sends his secretary Chen Yuying to inspect Chinese carpenter shops together with businessmen Wu Hongnan and Lei Peng.


date: 1909-05-08
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802177
trove_id: 26802177
description:
Reader Wu Zhu reports from Singleton, New South Wales, that Chinese fellow Lin He is arrested by police. 


date: 1909-05-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802182
trove_id: 26802182
description:
A letter from Chinese community in Sydney to the Guangdong Self-government Association regarding 1), border demarcation between Macao and Guangzhou, 2) Japanese occupation of Dadongsha island and, 3) Chinese passenger He Xingting is kicked to death by Portuguese man. And the letter is signed by representatives of Sydney Chinese community Liang Chuang, Huang Zaixing, Ye Bingnan, Zheng Fanchang, Xian Junhao, Li Chun, Wu Shihua, Chen Lianke, Zhao Peichang, Guan Zhuobo, Li Guanyi and Chen Zhuchen.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802182
trove_id: 26802182
description:
News in brief/ Prince Regent dislikes Yu Shimei. Ministry of communications declines to Sheng Yun's proposal to borrow foreign loans for railway construction in Shaanxi and Gansu province. Japan will not transfer to the international peace conference their dispute with China over Manchuria issues. Britain and America are outraged at Russian's attempt to set up administrative office in Harbin. Zhang Zhidong sends envoy Gao Lingwei to inspect the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Gao Er'qian to survey the Dadongsha island after the demarcation of Macao border. Revolutionaries and their activities in Anhui province. Officials who were previously removed might be reappointed. No government officials are allowed to do business. Opium tax to be doubled. China and Korea have dispute over fishing industry on their border area. Zhang Zhidong and the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Local gentry selected as political advisor in Beijing. Investment from overseas Chinese communities solicited for exploitation of mining resources in China. British ambassador demands a mine in Zhili province. Zhang Renjun is urged to negotiate with Japanese for the Dadongsha island. Auditors elected to check account of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Guangdong businessmen in Shanghai gather for the demarcation of Macao border. Tang Shaoyi meets Emperor of Germany.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802181
trove_id: 26802181
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Two newspapers, Beijing Daily and National Daily, are punished for publishing classified military information. Mining school in Tangshan, Zhili province. Education and examination in Guangzhou school and the result. Election of members of local legislature assembly in Jiangsu province.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802181
trove_id: 26802181
description:
China news/ Talented people solicited for constitutional reform. Mandarin rather than local dialect will be used in the national parliament. Foreign tourists to Mongolia and Tibet. Cotton growing encouraged. Railway management in Jiangxi province. Zai Ze has new instructions on financial management. Sun Baoqi submits a memorial report. Prince regent instructs revision of criminal law. Fujian governor Song Shou reports building progress of military port. Revision of Chinese citizenship law. Sa Zhenbing as key designer of Chinese navy.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802181
trove_id: 26802181
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority sends election officials to local counties for the establishment of legislature assembly. Proposals submitted by Guangdong Research Society on Local Self-government. Shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway refuse to pay some managers. Tram route prepared in Xiangzhou, new business town in Xiangshan county. Wang Dazhen and two naval vessels to visit Chinese communities in Nanyang region. Prison reform to be initiated in other counties besides of Nanhai and Panyu.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 6
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802186
trove_id: 26802186
description:
American President William Taft sends envoy to mediate the conflict between Nicaragua and El Salvador of Central America.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 6
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802186
trove_id: 26802186
description:
Envoys of Guangxi provincial government to solicit investment in America and Canada Liu Shiji, Ye En, Liu Yiren and Ou Yungao are on the way back to China after a successful trip.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802186
trove_id: 26802186
description:
Transition from President Roosevelt to President Taft and the inauguration ceremony in the United States.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802185
trove_id: 26802185
description:
Tung Wah Times comments that Chinese community in Australia should establish a Chinese school for their children.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802185
trove_id: 26802185
description:
Outgoing American President Roosevelt talks on Japan, Japanese immigrants, Panama Canal and other issues.


date: 1909-05-15
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802188
trove_id: 26802188
description:
News on railway construction in Guangdong (protest by charity institutions, effort to borrow foreign loans, involvement of Zhang Zhidong, suggestion by the ministry of communications).


date: 1909-05-15
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802188
trove_id: 26802188
description:
Border Demarcation Society (kan jie wei chi hui) in Guangzhou gathers for the demarcation of Macao border. 


date: 1909-05-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802190
trove_id: 26802190
description:
Editorial by Tung Wah Times on constitutional reform in China and its relationship with haircut and uniform change.


date: 1909-05-22
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802190
trove_id: 26802190
description:
Urgent telegram from Xu Qin in Hong Kong reports constitutional reform and flooding in Guangdong province.


date: 1909-05-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802190
trove_id: 26802190
description:
News in brief/ Preparation for local election in China. British ambassador demands expansion of foreign settlement in Shanghai. Number of schools in Guangdong. Imperial court on the dealing with religious converts. Japan refuses to withdraw its troops from Fengtian. Japanese government sends vessels to Dadongsha island. Precautions against revolutionary activist in the establishment of local legislature. Li Jingyi to be governor of Yunnan province. Zhang Renjun reports dispute with Japan over the Dadongsha island. Survey on the mining resources in Tibet. Shanghai people protest against expansion of foreign settlement. Li Jingyi asks for a pardon on behalf of Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao. Wen Zongyao arrives Tibet.


date: 1909-05-22
page: 3
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802189
trove_id: 26802189
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo. American female missionary is naturalised in Japan. Japan starts new sea route to South America. Agreement between China and Japan on telegram communications. Yokohama welcomes American industrialist.


date: 1909-05-22
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802189
trove_id: 26802189
description:
China news/ Prince regent is keen for political reform and his policy. Foreign missions who appear in the state funeral for the late Emperor Guangxu. Government to collect land and house tax. Prince regent in the court. Effort to borrow foreign loans for the railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou. Plan for naval rejuvenation. China to redeem Kaiping mines from British.


date: 1909-05-22
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802189
trove_id: 26802189
description:
Guangdong news/ Proposal for self-government in local towns. Naval training in Guangdong. Fire in Xinchang, of Xinning county. Leather company and the water company in Guangzhou. Dispute over Dongsha island and the trade with Japan. Solution to the Foshan case (in which a Chinese passenger was kicked to death by a Portuguese passenger).


date: 1909-05-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802193
trove_id: 26802193
description:
Chinese consul general in Melbourne Liang Lanxun writes to Chinese community in Melbourne and urges them to unite and set up merchants society. These prominent figures in the Melbourne Chinese community are Xu Chengjun, Huang Rongliang, Zhou Jialing, Huang Shufan, Pan Zhuozan, Zhong Jinchao, Lei Zhaoxue, Liu Dengwei, Liu Chengchi, Zhong Zhang, Yu Tian, Li Rong, Peng Shao'an, Chen Handian, Tan Kailing, Chen Dianrui, Huang Shiyan, Chen Jiongfu, Liu Luanchu, Ruan Miao, Chen Yanjun, Liang Zhuzuo, Liu Ruizhou, Mei Ling, Mai Xixiang, Zhang Zhuoxiong, Huang Laiwang, Zhou Gaozuo, Wang Mao, Liu Yuechi, Feng Xianjin, Ye Bingcai, Liu Qigong, Yang Gengwu, Zhu Yili, Yu Zhanzhong, Lei Daohong, Pan Zengrong, Liang Xia, Huang Yinglai, Liu Qingwei, Song Sanguang, Chen Guohe, Wu Pusheng, Chen Huawen, Chen Xiangqian, Zhang Jinying, You Tongling, Lin Jie, Wu Hongnan, Lin Tianxiang, and Chen Zhenxing.


date: 1909-05-22
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802196
trove_id: 26802196
description:
Research institution for constitution reform prepares statistical form for registration of civil affairs, finance and others.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802198
trove_id: 26802198
description:
An article written by Wu Xianzi, former journalist of Commercial Daily in Hong Kong, calls for establishment of Chinese craftsmen association among overseas Chinese communities.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802198
trove_id: 26802198
description:
News in brief. Foreigners are forbidden from visiting Mongolia. Another examination on students returned from overseas. Bandit chieftain Lu Lanqing arrested in Guangdong. Zhao Er'tuan suggests revision to the new constitution. China to redeem Dongqing railway from Russian. Wang Daxie returns to China via Siberia. Russian authority collects poll tax from Chinese migrants in Siberia. Chen Jintao and Tang Shaoyi visit Europe. Guangdong gentry on the demarcation of Macao border. America joins the competition to lend China money for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Ministry of communications seeks cooperation from Duan Fang to stop foreigners setting up radio communication in Shanghai region. Chen Qitai impeaches Cai Naihuang. Regulations on newspaper publishing to be relaxed. China to send naval students to study overseas. Zhang Renjun reports the demarcation of Macao border. Arms smuggling detected on Chinese border.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802198
trove_id: 26802198
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Liang Dunyan proposes reform of local ethnic politics such as tusi system in Yunnan province. Board of Revenue dispatches financial supervisor to each province. Negotiation between China and Russia in Xinjiang.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802198
trove_id: 26802198
description:
Correspondence from Macao. Portuguese administration in Macao. Opening of Xiangzhou, new business town in Xiangshan county, and the possible influence upon business in Macao.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802197
trove_id: 26802197
description:
China news. Chinese central authority removes exorbitant levies imposed by local governments. Negotiations between China and Russia over the Harbin issue. Examination proposed for selection of civil servant. China to have lawyer system. Tie Liang puts forward proposals on the abolishment of boundary between Manchurian and Han people. Emperor Xuantong starts schooling. Selection procedure for the member of parliament. Board of Revenue drafts new currency system. China to redeem some settlement. Biographies prepared for past officials and national heroes.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802197
trove_id: 26802197
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Zhang Renjun assigns to different prefecture or county the quota of members to be elected for local legislature assembly. Report on the progress of railway construction in Guangdong. Further report on the fire in Xinchang, of Xinning county. Twenty bandits are arrested and executed in Luoding and Xinyi county. Bandits in Yangshan county and the government's effort to suppress them. Approval to set up craft factory in Guangzhou.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802202
trove_id: 26802202
description:
Li Xinling visits Beijing and proposes to set up a society for Sino-American alliance. A society established in Beijing with a purpose to promote alliance between China and America.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 6
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802202
trove_id: 26802202
description:
Zoo director of Los Angeles offered reward to outgoing American President Roosevelt for lion hunting in Africa.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802201
trove_id: 26802201
description:
A notice from Ye Bingnan, Chinese businessman in Sydney, regarding the purchase of shares of Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1909-05-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802201
trove_id: 26802201
description:
Chinese community in Wellington, New Zealand, writes to Tung Wah Times in praise of Chinese consul general Huang Rongliang. A public notice issued by Huang Rongliang, first Chinese consul general in New Zealand.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802201
trove_id: 26802201
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney welcomes the return of Tang Caizhi, editor of the Tung Wah Times. Attendants include Xian Junhao, Ye Bingnan and others.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 7
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802201
trove_id: 26802201
description:
Envoy of Guangxi province Liu Shiji and Ye En are wrongly detained by police in America. They are later released.


date: 1909-05-29
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802204
trove_id: 26802204
description:
First part of the report on election of members of the Guangdong legislature assembly (qualifications, election procedure and others).


date: 1909-06-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802206
trove_id: 26802206
description:
Editorial by Tung Wah Times on atheism (comments on the temple established in Sydney by Gaoyao fellows).


date: 1909-06-05
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802206
trove_id: 26802206
description:
Beijing news/ Research institute for constitutional reform in Beijing. Chronology edited for the period of Emperor Guangxu. Proposal to reform current civil service system. Li Dianlin reports the construction of railway from Beijing to Zhangjiakou. Effort to build Chinese navy.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802206
trove_id: 26802206
description:
China news/ Investigation proposed on the expenditure of imperial court. Central government dispatches special investigator for opium ban to each province. Effort to rebuild Chinese navy. Weihaiwei to be Chinese naval port. Preparation for the railway from Sichuan to Hankou. Submarine cable from Yantai to Dalian. Chinese government ranks its consuls overseas. German and their military existence in Shandong province.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802205
trove_id: 26802205
description:
Guangdong news. Chinese army issues a draft plan for the construction of military railways. Preparation for the railway from Macao to Guangzhou. Establishment of local legislature assembly in Guangdong. Effort in Guangdong to implement compulsory education. Banditry in Xiangshan county.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802205
trove_id: 26802205
description:
Dozens of gentry from Germany visit Britain, while 62 Labour party members, among them 21 parliamentarian, visit Germany.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802205
trove_id: 26802205
description:
British commander goes to review Japanese military parade in Tokyo and then, comes to visit Australia.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802205
trove_id: 26802205
description:
Chinese communities in Nanyang welcome the visit of envoy of Chinese government, Wang Dazhen and two naval vessels, Hairong and Haiqi.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802205
trove_id: 26802205
description:
Weird stories from Shanghai. Newspapers flatter government officials. Magistrate of Shanghai Cai Naihuang can do nothing but catch a few revolutionaries. Rumours everywhere in Shanghai. Qin Chunxuan is under close surveillance. Some prominent people in Shanghai are actually playing mahjong everyday. Number of Chinese and foreign residents in Shanghai. Foreign missionaries in Shanghai feel shame to have contact with Chinese. Chinese and foreign parks in Shanghai. Tram company in Shanghai and the passengers. British, French and American settlement in Shanghai. 


date: 1909-06-05
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802210
trove_id: 26802210
description:
Survey. Number of foreigners in China (Japanese, British, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Belgian, Korean, and others). China has 64 trade ports at the moment. Statistics on import and export of China in the past five years (1903-1907).


date: 1909-06-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802209
trove_id: 26802209
description:
A newspaper delegation from Australia and New Zealand has arrived in Liverpool for a visit to Britain.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802209
trove_id: 26802209
description:
Prime Minister Andrew Fisher resigns and former prime minister Alfred Deakin is returning to office.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802209
trove_id: 26802209
description:
Sa Zhenbing, Li Jingyi and 47 other officials from Fujian province ask for rehabilitation of the officials who were removed after the 1898 Reform movement.


date: 1909-06-05
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802212
trove_id: 26802212
description:
Second part of the report on election of members of the Guangdong legislature assembly (qualifications, election procedure and others).


date: 1909-06-12
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802214
trove_id: 26802214
description:
News in brief/ Building requirement for local legislature assembly. Prince Su and the naval rejuvenation. Tang Shaoyi on the way back to China. German businessmen illegally employ Chinese labourers. Zhang Renjun prepares a list of revolutionaries. Liang Dunyan and the demarcation of Macao border. Japanese envoy returns home after the state funeral service in Beijing. Yuan Shuxun reports garrison of German troops in Shandong. Plan to rejuvenate Chinese navy. Involvement of foreign loans in the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Portuguese occupy some territory outside of Macao. Xu Shichang suggests to build more railway in Manchuria. Wu Tingfang reports that retired American president Roosevelt might visit China. British prepares to return Weihaiwei to China. 


date: 1909-06-12
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802213
trove_id: 26802213
description:
Correspondence from Macao/ Portuguese in Macao gather for the future. Opening of Xiangzhou town in Xiangshan county has significant influence upon business in Macao. Opium trade in Macao and the decline.


date: 1909-06-12
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802213
trove_id: 26802213
description:
Beijing news/ Effort for naval rejuvenation. Volumes of books published on foreign political systems. Preparation in Hunan province for the establishment of legislature assembly. Opium to be totally banned within three years. China and Britain start negotiation on the return of Weihaiwei. The Shandong University established by German and its courses.


date: 1909-06-12
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802213
trove_id: 26802213
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authorities take precautions against instigation by revolutionaries. Railway project in Xinning county has been completed. Governor general Zhang Renjun asks for a report from Chenghai county on the Mayu island. News on the demarcation of Macao border with Guangzhou. The market is dull in Macao. A survey on the coastline islands, especially in Xin'an, Xiangshan, Xinhui, Xinning and Chixi counties. Xisha islands to be inhabited. Gambling in Zengcheng county and the effort to ban gambling.


date: 1909-06-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802217
trove_id: 26802217
description:
Chinese consul general to New Zealand Huang Rongliang reports to Beijing his work done in the past few months.


date: 1909-06-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802217
trove_id: 26802217
description:
Chinese residents in Waterloo penalised for gambling. Customs officers in Sydney seize opium smuggled in a German liner.


date: 1909-06-12
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802220
trove_id: 26802220
description:
Third part of the report on election of members of the Guangdong legislature assembly (qualifications, election procedure and others).


date: 1909-06-12
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802220
trove_id: 26802220
description:
Floods in Nanxiong, Shaozhou, Yingde, Gaoyao, Gaoming, Luoding and other parts of Guangdong province.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802222
trove_id: 26802222
description:
News in brief. British ambassador asks for expansion of settlement in Guangzhou but refused by Chinese ministry of foreign affairs. French naval fleet enters inland of Leizhou. Xi Liang replaces Xu Shichang as governor of Manchuria. Russian and gold mine in Mohe River, Heilongjiang province. Some Korean people seek protection from China. Board of Education orders local schools to teach simplified Chinese characters. Local authorities required to set up girl schools. Prince Regent talks to Chen Baoshen on preparation for constitutional reform.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802222
trove_id: 26802222
description:
Recent foreign policy of the Chinese government on foreign settlement, railway construction, national defence, consul appointment and others.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802222
trove_id: 26802222
description:
Correspondence from Shanghai on the impeachment to the Magistrate of Shanghai. A village girl is raped by two Indian guards.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802222
trove_id: 26802222
description:
Beijing news. Itinerary of Japanese envoy in China. Daqing bank to have a shareholders' meeting. China to send military officers to tour overseas. School graduates are encouraged to talk politics. More Chinese tea enter British market. Proposal from Zhili governor Yang Shixiang. Chinese capitalists from Nanyang and their possible investment in Jilin province.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802221
trove_id: 26802221
description:
Guangdong news/ Gambling is prosperous in Guangzhou and many government officials are involved. Opium ban in Guangdong and the effect. Qualification of overseas Chinese for the rights to vote. Some government officials continue to smoke opium secretly. Portuguese people in Macao and their attitude towards the border demarcation.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802221
trove_id: 26802221
description:
British parliamentarians comment their visit to Germany. British missionaries visit Germany. Russian parliamentarians visit Britain.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802226
trove_id: 26802226
description:
First part of the restrictions imposed by New Zealand authority upon Chinese immigrants in 1908, provided and translated by Chinese consul general Huang Rongliang.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802225
trove_id: 26802225
description:
Chinese community in Melbourne gives a banquet in honour of Liang Lanxun, first Chinese consul in Australia. It is chaired by Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket) and speakers include Huang Laiwang and Zhang Zhuoxiong.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802225
trove_id: 26802225
description:
Queensland to boycott of apple and banana imports from Fiji in protest against cheap Chinese labour.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802225
trove_id: 26802225
description:
Chinese man Miu Yang, of Sydney, is sentenced to nine months' prison for killing a white man by accident.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802225
trove_id: 26802225
description:
Chinese community in Sydney welcomes Liang Lanxun, Chinese consul general in Melbourne. Liang Lanxun speaks to the gathering and other speakers include Ye Bingnan, Cai Xing, Li Chun, Xian Junhao, Wu Shihua, Zheng Fanchang, Zhou Rongwei and others.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802225
trove_id: 26802225
description:
Beijing news. Recent court politics. American government returns some Boxer Indemnity which China will use to send more students overseas. Prince Su after the removal of Yuan Shikai. Li Jingmai marries a concubine.


date: 1909-06-19
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802228
trove_id: 26802228
description:
Fourth part of the report on election of members of the Guangdong legislature assembly (qualifications, election procedure and others).


date: 1909-06-19
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802228
trove_id: 26802228
description:
Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong and National Affairs Daily (guo shi bao) in Guangzhou call for donations to flood victims in Sanshui county and other parts of Guangdong.


date: 1909-06-26
page: a
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802227
trove_id: 26802227
description:
Guangdong gentry write to governor general Zhang Renjun and special representative of Chinese government Gao Er'qian in regards to demarcation of Macao border and the dispute with Portuguese side.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802230
trove_id: 26802230
description:
Tung Wah Column. China to redeem some territories and the cost. Foreign loans and railway construction in China.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802230
trove_id: 26802230
description:
News in brief. Russians seek to have pastureland in Heilongjiang and Jilin province. Jiang Chunlin impeaches Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang. Regulation under draft for foreign missionary work in China. Foreign loans in the construction of Guangzhou-Hankou and Chengdu-Hankou railway projects. Military students overseas are urged to return. British ambassador in China reprimands Chinese authorities for building equipment. Funds for naval rejuvenation. Dai Hongci and Zai Zhen are respectively going to Russia and Japan to thank them for their condolence on the death of Emperor Guangxu. 


date: 1909-06-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802230
trove_id: 26802230
description:
Beijing news. Relation between Prince Regent and Zhang Zhidong. Fujian officials propose for business prosperity. Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang under impeachment. Two Japanese teachers in Beijing have higher salaries than any others. Xu Shichang and Yang Shixiang in the court.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802229
trove_id: 26802229
description:
Correspondence from Vietnam reports the Chinese community there, the revolutionary activities, and responses of French authority.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802229
trove_id: 26802229
description:
Beijing news/ Emperor Xuantong studies diligently. Chinese officials to be appointed for customs administration. Chinese government has found it hard to raise fund by state bonds. High-handed Japanese in Fengtian. Prince regent seeks advice from subordinates. Prince of Mongolia is returning home after study in Japan. Mongolian association in Beijing. Chen Baozhen is remembered. Special school to train female teachers. Prince regent on national defence.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802229
trove_id: 26802229
description:
Guangdong news. Governor Zhang Renjun is determined to take over Xisha island in South China Sea. Plan for railway connection between Guangxi and Guangdong. Flooding in Huaiji county and the casualties. Flooding victims in Qingyuan and Beijiang River area. Agreement between Zhang Zhidong and British bank of the loans to Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Gao Er'qian might be promoted to negotiating envoy of Guangdong. A girl in Panyu county is brought to trial for breaking off the engagement.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802229
trove_id: 26802229
description:
Besides of Britain, Germany and France, American government also wants to lend China for construction of the railway from Sichuan to Hubei.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802234
trove_id: 26802234
description:
Second and final part of the restrictions imposed by New Zealand government upon Chinese immigrants in 1908, provided and translated by Chinese consul general Huang Rongliang.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802233
trove_id: 26802233
description:
Gibbs & Bright Steamship Co gives banquet in honour of Liang Lanxun, first Chinese consul general in Australia, on his visit to Sydney.


date: 1909-06-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802233
trove_id: 26802233
description:
Chinese carpenter in Perth Li Hui is severely penalised for avoiding to use such seal as "Made by Asian".


date: 1909-06-26
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802233
trove_id: 26802233
description:
Beijing news. Prince regent distrusts Zhang Zhidong. Zhang Zhidong in the imperial court, his attitude towards foreign negotiation and others. China sends another student supervisor to Europe. Security in the Summer Palace.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802238
trove_id: 26802238
description:
First part of editorial by Tung Wah Times on educational progress around the world (children education and women education).


date: 1909-07-03
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802238
trove_id: 26802238
description:
Sichuan Fellows Association (Sichuan tong xiang hui) in Shanghai protests against involvement of foreign loans in the railway construction from Sichuan to Hubei.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802237
trove_id: 26802237
description:
Imperial edict on April 2 sends Zai Zhen and Dai Hongci to Japan and Russia respectively to thank their condolence on the passing away of Emperor Guangxu.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802237
trove_id: 26802237
description:
Beijing news/ Privilege provided to the imperial relatives (of the Eight Banners) under review. Civil service system in Fengtian province will be changed. Proposal to change the grand classic scholar system. Li Mingqian proposes to change the trademark registration system. Russian import weapons into Manchuria.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 3
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802237
trove_id: 26802237
description:
Guangdong news. Budget for the New Army (xin jun) in Guangdong. Gambling in Guangzhou is still prosperous. Survey on the election of local legislature assembly. Survey on the railway line in Guangdong and the protection plan. Governor general Zhang Renjun orders to colonise Dasha island as soon as possible. Historical proof reveals that Dongsha island belongs to Guangdong province. Guangdong authority to colonise Xisha island. All government officials are ordered to quit opium smoking within a deadline.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802237
trove_id: 26802237
description:
Involvement of foreign loans (British, American, German and French) in the railway construction from Sichuan to Hubei.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802237
trove_id: 26802237
description:
British ambassador demands removal of Sheng Yun, governor general of Shaanxi and Gansu province, to apologise for murdering of American surveyor.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 6
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802242
trove_id: 26802242
description:
Asian migrants in Transvaal burn their registration certificate in protest against the discrimination.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802241
trove_id: 26802241
description:
Reader Lin Minding reports from Gladstone, Queensland, that Chinese gardener Lin Jinyang is shot by four white men, but police refuse to arrest the suspects.


date: 1909-07-03
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802244
trove_id: 26802244
description:
Zhang Renjun, governor general of Guangdong and Guangxi, submits a memorial report on educational development it these two provinces.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802246
trove_id: 26802246
description:
Second and final part of editorial by Tung Wah Times on educational progress in the world (children education and women education).


date: 1909-07-10
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802246
trove_id: 26802246
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs and their negotiations with foreign countries.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802246
trove_id: 26802246
description:
News in brief/ Chronology editors for the period of Emperor Guangxu attribute causes of Boxer Rebellion to Yuan Shikai. Zhang Zhidong declines to involvement of foreign affairs. Governor Zhang Renjun seeks donations from other province to the establishment of Hong Kong University. Overseas Chinese communities ask for setup of more Chinese consulate offices. Britain sets a price for the redeem of Weihaiwei. Wu Tingfang reports that new American president William Taft would treat Chinese well. Department of foreign affairs reports to Prince regent the loss of Chinese territory and the amount of indemnity to foreign countries. Yunnan province sees financial deficit. Cheng Dequan has replaced Tang Shaoyi as imperial commissioner to Fengtian province. Japan will not accept Chinese military students any more. Negotiation between China and Portugal on the Macao border. Xi Liang reports to Beijing arrogant Japanese and Russia in Manchuria.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 2
column: d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802246
trove_id: 26802246
description:
Guangdong people in Tokyo and Yokohama have recently organised a drama performance society. Female Chinese students Su Shuzhen and others in Japan and their outstanding school performance.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802246
trove_id: 26802246
description:
Representatives from Anhui province have a debate with British businessman John Kay on the Tongguanshan mine.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802245
trove_id: 26802245
description:
Beijing news/ The railway from Beijing to Hankou increases profit in 1909. French governor in Vietnam talks their intention in China. Hunan fellows in Shanghai fight for ownership of railway. A fire in Hankou destroys more than 2,000 shops. Japanese engineers are surveying in Mongolia. Prince of Mongolia tours Nanjing, Hankou and other inland cities on his way back from Japan. Board of Education bans societies that support freedom of marriage.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802245
trove_id: 26802245
description:
Guangdong news/ Portuguese in Macao and their attitude towards ethnic Chinese. Guangdong students in Beijing universities graduate. Magistrate of Panyu county offers rewards to the capture of assassin who murders Liu Shiji. Zhenhua company and its investment in Guizhou province. Business community in Wuzhou, Guangxi, welcomes founders of Zhenhua company like Ye En, Liu Yiren and Liang Yingliu. An example for the expenditure of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802250
trove_id: 26802250
description:
Further report on the negotiation between China (& representatives from Anhui province) and Britain (& businessman John Kay) on the Tongguanshan mine.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802249
trove_id: 26802249
description:
New South Wales business representative in Asia talks Australia's trade relations with Japan and China.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802249
trove_id: 26802249
description:
Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun writes to Tung Wah Times and thanks to Chinese communities in Brisbane and Sydney for their hospitality.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802249
trove_id: 26802249
description:
Britain, America, and Austria-Hungary oppose to the treaty signed between China and Russia over Manchuria issue.


date: 1909-07-10
page: 7
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802249
trove_id: 26802249
description:
Chinese businessman in Boston Chen Guorui is appointed government auditor by the governor of Massachusetts.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802254
trove_id: 26802254
description:
News in brief/ Beijing University recruits students from local provinces. China sends 100 more students to study in America. Serious drought in Gansu province and the cannibalism. Guangdong gentry report the clash with Japanese in Dadongsha island. Zhang Zhidong's suggestion to curb corruption. Yuan Shuxun reports the fire in Confucius temple in Qufu. 


date: 1909-07-17
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802254
trove_id: 26802254
description:
Beijing news/ Baolin company undertakes railway construction in Anhui province. Timetable for the opening of army schools. China-Germany association set up in Beijing with a purpose to promote mutual understanding. No opium allowed to enter the imperial court. Governor general of Shaanxi and Gansu province Sheng Yun is at his dead end. Chinese government has found it hard to send naval student to either Britain or Japan. German and their military infrastructure in Shandong. Sheng Yun writes to Zhang Renjun seeking assistance to drought relief.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802254
trove_id: 26802254
description:
Guangdong news/ Revolutionaries and their threat in Guangdong. Number of registered electors in Nanhai, Panyu, Dongguan, Shunde, Xiangshan, Xinhui, Zengcheng, Sanshui, Huaxian, Longmen, Conghua, Chixi and Fogang counties. Guangdong scholars who have been selected as official candidate. Guangdong authorities are to build business town in Xisha islands. French authority in Vietnam seeks cooperation from Guangdong government in the capture of revolutionaries. Opium ban in the Guangdong officialdom. Large group of bandits are arrested in Jiangmen.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802253
trove_id: 26802253
description:
Governor general of Guangdong and Guangxi Zhang Renjun cares about the establishment of Hong Kong University and his correspondence with British governor in Hong Kong.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802253
trove_id: 26802253
description:
Further report on negotiations between Britain and China on dispute over Tongguanshan mine in Anhui province.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802253
trove_id: 26802253
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the Chinese department of foreign affairs, and the university that to be established in Hong Kong.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802258
trove_id: 26802258
description:
The railway construction from Shanghai to Jiaxing, Zhejiang province, is completed and open to the traffic.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802258
trove_id: 26802258
description:
Chinese community in Charters Towers, Queensland, supports the rebuilding of Chinese navy. Names listed.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 6
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802258
trove_id: 26802258
description:
Revolutionary troops fight supporters of the King in Teheran, capital of Persia, and involvement of Russian troops.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802257
trove_id: 26802257
description:
Chinese consul general in New Zealand Huang Rongliang writes to Ye Bingnan, Chinese businessman in Sydney, in regards to restrictions imposed upon Chinese immigrants.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802257
trove_id: 26802257
description:
Chinese consul general in Australia Liang Lanxun visits Adelaide, meets governor of South Australia, and talks to the Chinese communities there.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802257
trove_id: 26802257
description:
New South Wales business representative claims that Australia should increase its trade with China and Japan.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802257
trove_id: 26802257
description:
Further report on the shooting case in Gladstone, Queensland, in which Chinese gardener Lin Jinyang is injured by four white men.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802257
trove_id: 26802257
description:
Chinese community in Sydney establishes a Chinese school, with Lu Yijun from Hong Kong as the teacher, and managed by Ye Bingnan, Liang Chuang, Li Chun, Xian Junhao, Ye Tonggui and Chen Lianke. 


date: 1909-07-17
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802257
trove_id: 26802257
description:
Tung Wah Times, on behalf of Chinese community in Australia, send donations to the flood victims in Guangdong.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802260
trove_id: 26802260
description:
First part of public notice issued by Hong Kong governor on the establishment and administration of Hong Kong University.


date: 1909-07-17
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802260
trove_id: 26802260
description:
First part of translation of Immigration Restriction Act, passed by the Commonwealth Parliament of Australia in 1901 and revised in 1905 and 1907, and provided by Chinese consulate in Melbourne. 


date: 1909-07-24
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802262
trove_id: 26802262
description:
News in brief/ Li Jiaju on constitutional reform. Manchurian governor Xi Liang and his conflict with other officials. German in Shandong seek to occupy Tianheng island. Li Deshun employs 63 German people in the railway construction from Tianjin to Pukou. Returned students are required to serve three years in their home province. Xinhui and Heshan businessmen overseas raise funds to build railway from Xinhui town to Heshan. Guangdong students who returned from overseas and have passed the imperial examination. Imperial commissioner of Jiangsu province Chen Qitai dies. Empress purchases shares of the Bank of Communications and the Beijing-Hankou Railway.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802262
trove_id: 26802262
description:
Beijing news/ Britain, America, Germany and France are competing to build naval vessels for China. Yuan Shikai, Tang Shaoyi and Qin Chunxuan and their political future. Prince regent seeks to preserve the sovereignty of China. Bogus emperor is arrested in Yunnan province. Ministry of Communications sets out privilege of railway shareholders. Citizenship law under revision. Japan to set up bank in Manchuria.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802262
trove_id: 26802262
description:
Guangdong news/ Ministry of Communications donates to the establishment of Hong Kong University. Zhang Taipu helps fundraising for Hong Kong University. Number of registered electors in Shunde, Xinhui and Conghua counties. Hu Guolian seeks to build new town in Lingao county of Hainan island. Auditing progress of the Guangdong railway project. Fortifications built in Huizhou as an effort to suppress bandits. Railway connection between Guangdong and Guangxi province. 


date: 1909-07-24
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802261
trove_id: 26802261
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Magistrate of Shanghai under impeachment. Xu Shichang arrives Beijing to take his office of minister of communications. Xi Liang as new governor of Manchuria. More merchant societies are established among Chinese communities in Nanyang. 


date: 1909-07-24
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802268
trove_id: 26802268
description:
Second part of public notice issued by Hong Kong governor on the establishment and administration of Hong Kong University.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802268
trove_id: 26802268
description:
Canadian authority revises its restrictions upon Chinese immigrants; a Chinese translation on the new immigration regulations.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802268
trove_id: 26802268
description:
A Sichuan scholar writes bagu (eight-part essay) for Li Zhuohua, an official who was dismissed for advocating imperial examination.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802267
trove_id: 26802267
description:
A letter from Chinese consul general in New Zealand Huang Rongliang to Tung Wah Times that: 1) corrects some reports published in the newspaper, 2) reports on his work of the past few months in New Zealand and, 3) comments on Chinese in Tahiti.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802267
trove_id: 26802267
description:
Chinese consul general in Melbourne Liang Lanxun visits Perth, meets governor of Western Australia, and talks to the Chinese community.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802267
trove_id: 26802267
description:
Two old Chinese men near Bendigo Kang Lai and Yah Rong, respectively 77 and 70, fight each other with knife and Yah Rong is killed.


date: 1909-07-24
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802270
trove_id: 26802270
description:
Second and final part of translation of Immigration Restriction Act, passed by the Commonwealth Parliament of Australia in 1901 and revised in 1905 and 1907, and provided by Chinese consulate in Melbourne. 


date: 1909-07-24
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802270
trove_id: 26802270
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ Britain has much less national debt in 1909 (compared to 1875). Railway in Canada. Number of parliamentarian in Germany.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802272
trove_id: 26802272
description:
Statistics of population and trade in Asian countries (China, India, Japan, British colonies in Nanyang, Hong Kong, Dutch colonies, Philippines, Korea, Thailand.)


date: 1909-07-31
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802272
trove_id: 26802272
description:
Beijing news/ Report on the loss of Chinese territories and sovereignty. Chinese students in Harvard Mo Xianli, Zhang Xingliang and Ou Qingke are going to study naval engineering in Europe. Plan for naval training. Manchurian governor general Xi Liang may move his office to Changchun. Prince regent pays more attention to law. Russian seek to set up university in Beijing but refused by Chinese ministry of foreign affairs. German in Shandong start gold mining in Maoshan.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802271
trove_id: 26802271
description:
Guangdong news/ Businessmen from Jieyang and Chaozhou are to build railway from Shenzhen to Guishan, Haifeng, Lufeng, Huilai, Puning, Jieyang and Chaozhou. Public speech society established in Guangzhou. Plan from the imperial court in Beijing to civilise the Miao nationality people in Guangxi. Ordinary people are encouraged to complain on any official corruption. Survey to be undertaken on mining resources in Guangdong. Mint closed in Guangzhou.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 3
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802271
trove_id: 26802271
description:
Correspondence from America/ Chinese students graduate from American military school, their names and performance.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802271
trove_id: 26802271
description:
Indian people seek independence from Britain. An Indian man is arrested in London for attempting to assassinate British Secretary for Indian Affairs.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802271
trove_id: 26802271
description:
American President William Taft sends telegram to Chinese Prince Regent in regards to railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802271
trove_id: 26802271
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ A 14-year-old Bachelor graduates from Harvard University. A German scholar on the expenditure of war. 


date: 1909-07-31
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802271
trove_id: 26802271
description:
Dismissal and appointment of governor general and imperial commissioner in China (Jiangsu, Gansu, Zhili, Guangdong and Guangxi).


date: 1909-07-31
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802276
trove_id: 26802276
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Hunan officials in Beijing jointly ask for rehabilitation of Chen Baozhen. Yang Du and others request lift of the ban on political party organisation. Tie Liang's proposal for Chinese army. Xu Shichang takes his office as minister of communications.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802276
trove_id: 26802276
description:
First part of Chinese translation of the supplementary articles (1906) to the Immigration Restriction Act, 1901, approved by the Commonwealth Parliament of Australia.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802276
trove_id: 26802276
description:
Gold production around the world (America, Germany, France, Russia, Britain, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Australia, Egypt, Argentina, Turkey, India, Japan, Canada and Brazil).


date: 1909-07-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802275
trove_id: 26802275
description:
English newspaper in New Zealand reports on the Chinese Society (zhong hua hui guan) established by the Chinese consul general Huang Rongliang.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802275
trove_id: 26802275
description:
Chinese community in Queensland and its representative Zhang Junrong write to Liang Lanxun, Chinese consul general in Melbourne.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802275
trove_id: 26802275
description:
The number of Chinese opium addicts in Adelaide remains unchanged although opium has been banned for years throughout Australia. Australian federal taxation commissioner regrets the ban for revenue loss.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802275
trove_id: 26802275
description:
Administration of the Northern Territory worries about the future of white Australia as white population declines there.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802275
trove_id: 26802275
description:
Chinese Consulate in Melbourne urges Guangdong authority to protect Chinese labourers in Samoa islands, and the communications.


date: 1909-07-31
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802275
trove_id: 26802275
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ Monk officer. The adventurous Japanese. The oldest newspaper in London. Man's hair on sale in New York. American naval fleet replaces its weapons after touring the world.


date: 1909-08-07
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802280
trove_id: 26802280
description:
News in brief/ China declines to renew its mining agreement with French company in Guizhou province. Railway building materials will be exempt from taxation for three years. British businessman returns the Tongguanshan mine in Anhui province at a price. Manchurian governor general Xi Liang applies for 10 millions loan for industrial investment but refused by the Board of Revenue. French businessman seeks to start mining in Sichuan province. Envoy of Chinese government Zai Zhen arrives Japan and meets the Emperor. Prince Su is determined to redeem Weihaiwei port. Government officials will be forbidden to have concubines. Tang Shaoyi is back to Beijing. Xi Liang requests to stop foreigners mapping in Manchuria. Robert Hart is urged to return to China. Yang Shixiang and Yuan Shikai. Income of the Beijing-Hankou railway.


date: 1909-08-07
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802280
trove_id: 26802280
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent cares about New Learning (xin xue). Liang Dunyan of the department of foreign affairs requires his subordinates to study Chinese geography and the territories ceded. Wang Daxie and Yu Shimei are entrusted to revise Chinese constitution. Curriculum and textbooks selected for the new emperor. Russian in east Mongolia. Local authorities are required not to employ returned army students from other provinces. Foot-binding to be prohibited. Chinese and Russian newspapers in Manchuria. Zhang Weiying, a native of Zhejiang province and female student returned from Japan, tries to select husband by speech examination but stopped by the Board of Education in Beijing. 


date: 1909-08-07
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802280
trove_id: 26802280
description:
Guangdong news/ A survey on the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Rumours in Zengcheng county (on foreign railway construction) have claimed four lives. Agreement on the Guangzhou-Macao railway is abrogated after a meeting in Hong Kong between Chinese and Portuguese envoys. China and Japan have reached agreement on the Dadongsha islands. Backgrounds of Yuan Shuxun, newly appointed governor general of Guangdong and Guangxi. Newly appointed governor general of Guangdong and Guangxi province Yuan Shuxun seeks information on his new role and his entourage. Xu Rui, native of Panyu county, sets up China Savings and Industrial Bank (zhongguo jiju xingye yinhang) in Guangzhou. Survey on Guangdong government officials who are dealing with foreign business. Rice price in Foshan continues to decline. 


date: 1909-08-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802279
trove_id: 26802279
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Hunan officials in Beijing jointly ask for rehabilitation of Chen Baozhen. Xi Liang as the new Manchurian governor and his policy. Liang Dunyan and China's negotiation with foreign government on Chinese mining. Zhang Zhidong and his story.


date: 1909-08-07
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802279
trove_id: 26802279
description:
German in Shandong province and the railway construction. Zhang Zhidong decides not to borrow foreign loans for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. American government is keen to lend China for the railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou. 


date: 1909-08-07
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802279
trove_id: 26802279
description:
Li Deshun is found embezzlement during his supervision of the building of north part of the Tianjin-Pukou railway.


date: 1909-08-07
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802284
trove_id: 26802284
description:
Chinese Prosperity Crafts Co Ltd (zhonghua zhenxing gongyi youxian gongsi) is raising funds by floating shares among overseas Chinese communities in order to set up a matches factory in Guangdong, and a copy of the regulations.


date: 1909-08-07
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802283
trove_id: 26802283
description:
Second and final part of Chinese translation of the supplementary articles (1906 and 1908) to the Immigration Restriction Act, 1901, approved by the Commonwealth Parliament of Australia.


date: 1909-08-07
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802286
trove_id: 26802286
description:
Third part of public notice issued by Hong Kong governor on the establishment and administration of Hong Kong University.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802288
trove_id: 26802288
description:
Anhui students in Japan write to the Beijing department of foreign affairs regarding the dispute with Britain over Tongguanshan mine.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802288
trove_id: 26802288
description:
Beijing news/ Tie Liang and Xu Shichang suggest for government's monopoly of railway construction on the border area. Dispute between China and Britain over  the Tongguanshan mine in Anhui province. A statue of Wang Wenshao in honour of his fighting for railway rights. Imperial commissioner of Jiangsu province Chen Qitai dies and his conflict with Cai Naihuang. Britain and France compete each other in railway building in Yunnan province. A teacher in Guangzhou girl school is found guilty of raping. Some girl students in Nanjing are sefl-indulgent.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802288
trove_id: 26802288
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong government provides subsidy to the border demarcation near Macao. British gunboat visits Huizhou and the detailed report. A robbery in Shunde county claims seven lives. Family slaves system abolished in Xiangshan county. A survey for the railway project from Nanning to Beihai in Guangxi province.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 3
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802287
trove_id: 26802287
description:
Correspondence from America/ American engineer is involved in river dredge project in Tianjin. Mai Hongjun is to visit America. Huang Kaijia's children attend American school. Chinese student Xiang Xiang in Columbia University. Chinese Empire Reform Association in America sets up a Chinese school.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802287
trove_id: 26802287
description:
James Jackson Jeffries attempts to regain the championship and will have a match with by Jack Johnson.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802287
trove_id: 26802287
description:
News in brief/ Embezzlement in Zhili province and the governors Yuan Shikai and Yang Shixiang. Henan people fight for mining rights and have conflict with the department of foreign affairs. Tang Shaoyi reports to Prince Regent China's relationship with America. Wong Tonghe is rehabilitated. Negotiation between China and Britain over the return of Weihaiwei.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802292
trove_id: 26802292
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Duan Fang might be promoted. The death of Yang Shixiang and an analysis. Many ministers are ill in the court. Newly appointed Guangdong governor general Yuan Shuxun and his story. Prince Regent controls everything in the court. 


date: 1909-08-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802292
trove_id: 26802292
description:
Chinese government withdraws its opposition to Japan's plan of railway construction from Fengtian to Andong. 


date: 1909-08-14
page: 6
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802292
trove_id: 26802292
description:
Chinese authority and British businessman have reached agreement on the Tongguanshan mine in Anhui province.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802291
trove_id: 26802291
description:
Chinese consul general in Australia Liang Lanxun returns by Japanese liner on the death of his father, which is criticised by Tung Wah Times and the Chinese communities as they boycott to Japanese goods and service.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802291
trove_id: 26802291
description:
Chinese community in Melbourne, including See Yup Society and Kong Chew Society, donates to the establishment of Hong Kong University, reports by Chinese consulate.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802291
trove_id: 26802291
description:
The New South Wales Chinese Merchants Society and Lin Yik Tong (Chinese Merchants Association in Sydney) jointly pay accommodation and other expenses for Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun during his visit to Sydney, and the report.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802291
trove_id: 26802291
description:
A public notice issued by Chinese consulate in Melbourne on the leave of consul general Liang Lanxun and his correspondence with the Beijing department of foreign affairs.


date: 1909-08-14
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802294
trove_id: 26802294
description:
Fourth part of public notice issued by Hong Kong governor on the establishment and administration of Hong Kong University.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802296
trove_id: 26802296
description:
Second and final part of editorial by Tung Wah Times claims that Prince Su should resign as soon as possible.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802296
trove_id: 26802296
description:
News in brief/ Salary payment increased for county magistrates. Proposal to organise railway police. Lu Chuanlin and the ban on opium smoking. American president likes to help China in naval building. Liang Dunyan seeks to resign from the department of foreign affairs. Naval officer Li Zhun in Guangdong is found in collaboration with French. Tie Liang seeks to resign. Prince Regent and the border demarcation in Macao. Prince Su and naval building.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802296
trove_id: 26802296
description:
Beijing news/ The end of Prince Qing. Proposal to reward donators to naval building. Prince Regent selects talented people. Prince Su suggests Weihaiwei to be naval port. Chinese students in America and their achievement (including Wang Chonghui, Hu Dunfu and Zhang Dachun). China to organise an industrial exhibition in 1918. Government officials, following the example of Prince Regent, are reading newspapers more frequently.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802296
trove_id: 26802296
description:
Guangdong news/ Industrial investment encouraged in Guangdong. Progress of the railway project from Kowloon to Guangzhou. Charity organisations in Guangzhou donate to Hong Kong University. Yu Zhiqing, native of Kaiping and returned from overseas, is trying to make aeroplane. Guangdong purchases new cannons from Germany. Japanese newspaper reports local products from Dadongsha island. China and Japan jointly survey the Dadongsha island. Envoys of Chinese and Portuguese governments meet for the border demarcation.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802295
trove_id: 26802295
description:
Guangxi news/ Assassination of Liu Shiji (Mingqi) and the response of Guangxi authority in industrial investment. Police in Guangxi. Legal school and legal education in Guangxi. Zhang Mingqi organises a research institute for constitutional reform. Railway construction in Guangxi. Income of ordinary people in Guangxi and the provincial revenue. Zhang Mingqi encourages investment in Guangxi.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802295
trove_id: 26802295
description:
Japanese government demands huge amount of compensation for the capture of a Japanese cargo ship near Guangdong.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802300
trove_id: 26802300
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ American President Taft appoints new ambassador to Beijing. The influence of boycott to Japanese goods. Ito Hirobumi disregards Chinese government. Amount of poll tax that Chinese paid to Canadian government in the first half of 1908 and 1909. Russian businessmen purchase and transport Chinese tea.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802299
trove_id: 26802299
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney and Brisbane send telegram to governor general of Guangdong, Chinese government in Beijing and its envoy on the issue of border demarcation in Macao.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802299
trove_id: 26802299
description:
Prime Minister Alfred Deakin discusses in Melbourne with state premiers the relationship between the state and the Commonwealth governments.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802299
trove_id: 26802299
description:
Why the Chinese communities in Australia do not like their consul general Liang Lanxun and the analysis.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802299
trove_id: 26802299
description:
German steamship company, Norddeutscher Lloyd, Lohmann & Co. improves its service from Sydney to Asian ports.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802299
trove_id: 26802299
description:
Two readers' letters, respectively from Ou Zhao of Hill and Zhou Ruiting of Bendigo, condemn Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun for his travelling back by Japanese liner.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802299
trove_id: 26802299
description:
Chinese communities in Australia and New Zealand donate to the flood victims of Guangdong province. Their names listed.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802302
trove_id: 26802302
description:
Fifth and final part of public notice issued by Hong Kong governor on the establishment and administration of Hong Kong University.


date: 1909-08-21
page: 8
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802302
trove_id: 26802302
description:
Beiyang (Tianjin) officialdom is in panic following Zhili governor Yang Shixiang is found embezzlement.


date: 1909-08-28
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802304
trove_id: 26802304
description:
An article written by former Chinese ambassador to Britain Wang Daxie for advice to overseas Chinese communities.


date: 1909-08-28
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802304
trove_id: 26802304
description:
Beijing news/ Proposal to appoint government official for trade management in the port cities. Shandong authority surveys Tianheng island. Negotiation between China and foreign governments on mining resources. Prince Regent talks on revision of criminal law. Hubei governor Chen Kuilong appoints woman spy for secret investigation on opium smoking. Yuan Shikai in his hometown Weihui, of Henan province. Prince Regent on the selection on legislature members. Government officials in Henan province accept bribery from British businessmen. The Beijing-Hankou railway after taking over by the ministry of communications.


date: 1909-08-28
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802304
trove_id: 26802304
description:
Guangdong news/ Newly appointed Guangdong governor Yuan Shuxun inquires social and economic situations of the province. Yuan Shuxun is interested in communication between Guangdong and Hunan province. Xiangzhou town prepares for inland navigation. Tourists to Hong Kong. Hong Kong - Shanghai Bank Corporation sets up a branch in Shamian. A calf in Guangzhou has eight legs. Feng Pinguang in Nanhai county is entitled to vote as he has property. 


date: 1909-08-28
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802303
trove_id: 26802303
description:
Correspondence from Nanyang on Sun Yatsen and his followers in Singapore, their robbery and deportation.


date: 1909-08-28
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802308
trove_id: 26802308
description:
Name of the Beijing officials who are sick and their illness (Prince Qing, Sun Jialai, Lu Chuanlin, Na Tong, Rong Qing, Tie Liang, Chen Kuilong, Wu Zhongxian, and Rui Zheng).


date: 1909-08-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802307
trove_id: 26802307
description:
Population change in the six Australian states, especially in New South Wales, in the past eight years (1901-1909).


date: 1909-08-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802307
trove_id: 26802307
description:
Chinese businessmen in Australia are invited to participate the Nanjing fair that to be held next May.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802312
trove_id: 26802312
description:
Gentry of Guangdong charity organisations are trying to raise funds among overseas Chinese communities in order to build more temples in their hometown, so the Chinese community in Vancouver, Canada, replies and advises them to do away with superstition.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802312
trove_id: 26802312
description:
News in brief/ Both Zhang Zhidong and Lu Chuanlin are ill. Anhui people protest against compensation to British businessman for the Tongguanshan mine. Zhang Renjun reports to Beijing diplomatic difficulty and the boarder demarcation in Macao. Zhou Ziqi is appointed chief-administrator for Chinese students in America. Li Jiaju is returning after an investigation on foreign constitutional reform. American President writes to Prince Regent on the loan to railway construction in China. Yuan Shuxun is on the way to take his office in Guangdong while Zhang Renjun is leaving his office of governor general.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802312
trove_id: 26802312
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo/ Graduation ceremony at Meiji University, Tokyo, and the Chinese graduates. Chinese graduates from other public schools or universities. Dr Okada, former advisor in the Beijing Law Institute, talks on his return legal development in China.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802311
trove_id: 26802311
description:
Beijing news/ Wong Tonghe has been rehabilitated. Lushun to be opened for international trade. Both German and British governments are keen to set up university in China and the response from Chinese government. German miner in Zichuan county, Shandong, kills a Chinese boy and injures his father. Dispute between German and Chinese businessmen on mining in Shandong. Jiangxi province on alert for possible banditry. Na Tong and his management of the Li Deshun case. Most government officials support to ban political parties. Emperor of Japan, ambassadors from Britain and Russia inquires the drought in Gansu province.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 3
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802311
trove_id: 26802311
description:
Guangdong news/ Representative of Chinese government Gao Er'qian reports the border demarcation on Macao. Local election in Xinning county and the result. Local elections in Nanhai, Conghua, Xiangshan, Huaxian, Heshan, Dong'an, Zengcheng, Haiyang, and Chenghai counties.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802311
trove_id: 26802311
description:
Chinese community in Sydney sends telegram to Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong and refuses to accept Liang Lanxun as their consul general following his travelling by Japanese liner.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802316
trove_id: 26802316
description:
Chinese businessmen in Wellington Zhou Guangli, Zhou Ruiting, and Zhou Jujue write and praise Chinese consul general in New Zealand Huang Rongliang (Zicheng).


date: 1909-09-04
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802316
trove_id: 26802316
description:
A report, submitted by imperial commissioner of Shandong province Yuan Shuxun, suggests to build a temple for Wu Xun, a beggar who built local schools.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 6
column: c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802316
trove_id: 26802316
description:
News from Vancouver reports that Canadian government would not relax its restrictions on Chinese immigration.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 6
column: c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802316
trove_id: 26802316
description:
Another 444 Chinese immigrants arrive Vancouver, Canada, among them, 63 new arrivals have to pay poll tax.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802315
trove_id: 26802315
description:
A public notice issued by Chinese consul general in New Zealand Huang Rongliang on the application for Chinese passport when returning home. And a letter to the Tung Wah Times from Chinese consul general in New Zealand Huang Rongliang (The Hon. Y. L. Hwang, M.A. Imperial Chinese Consulate, 135a Thorndon Quay, Wellington, New Zealand).


date: 1909-09-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802315
trove_id: 26802315
description:
Editor of the Tung Wah Times Tang Caizhi reports his visit to Melbourne and his meeting with Chinese businessmen there Huang Shiyan, Ye Bingcai, Chen Huawen and Chinese consuls in the consulate.


date: 1909-09-04
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802315
trove_id: 26802315
description:
Beijing at a glance/ Young men in Beijing and their fashionable clothes. Troupes in Beijing. New Hanlin (scholar) comments on overseas study.


date: 1909-09-11
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802320
trove_id: 26802320
description:
News in brief/ Salary for local governor and imperial commissioner. Prince Regent on inland navigation. Dai Hongci returns after a visit to Russia. Border demarcation in Macao. Duan Fang and his debate with Tie Liang. Yin Chang to replace Tie Liang. 


date: 1909-09-11
page: 2-3
column: c-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802320
trove_id: 26802320
description:
Beijing news/ Board of Education reports on its expenses in the past years. Prince Qing, Zai Zhen and other officials in the court. Rehabilitation of the government officials who were previously removed. Revenue of the Beijing-Hankou railway. Chinese department of foreign affairs responds to the suffering of Chinese in Vietnam under French colonist. Some naval students are to study in America and Germany. New regulation on the study in the United States of America. Proposal to set up naval university. Daily record prepared on the court affairs. The future of railway construction in Hunan province. Prince Regent reads many newspapers. Plan to redeem the Weihaiwei port.


date: 1909-09-11
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802319
trove_id: 26802319
description:
Guangdong news/ Dispute on the Dongsha island and the loss of Chinese sovereignty. Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Guangxi and its investment. Infrastructure development in Xiangzhou, the new business town in Xiangshan county. Site selected for the building of Guangdong legislature assembly. Guangdong farewells to the outgoing governor Zhang Renjun. New Guangdong governor Yuan Shuxun is on the way to take his office. New governor Yuan Shuxun is determined to straighten out  financial affairs in Guangdong.


date: 1909-09-11
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802319
trove_id: 26802319
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Clash between Tie Liang and Duan Fang. Rong Qing is out of favour from Prince Regent. Zhang Zhidong and Yu Liansan. Prince Qing recommends Sun Baoqi.


date: 1909-09-11
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802319
trove_id: 26802319
description:
Russian ambassador in Beijing is also keen to lend money to China for the railway project from Sichuan to Hubei.


date: 1909-09-11
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802324
trove_id: 26802324
description:
Chinese businessman in Sydney Liu Ruxing has been elected member of the Legislature Assembly in Zengcheng county and report on his policy.


date: 1909-09-11
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802323
trove_id: 26802323
description:
Editor of the Tung Wah Times reports that Chinese communities in Melbourne have too many associations & societies, and advises that the Chinese community there should unite together.


date: 1909-09-11
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802326
trove_id: 26802326
description:
Result of the election of local legislature assemblies in Guangdong (Shunde, Dongguan, Gaoyao, Kaiping, Heshan, Xinxing, Gaoming, Guangning, Sihui, Deqing, Fengchuan, Kaijian, Xiangshan, Raoping, Guishan, Sanshui, Jiaying, Huilai, Dapu, Fengshun and Jiaying).


date: 1909-09-18
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802328
trove_id: 26802328
description:
An essay written by Xie Zuokang, of Kaiping county, claims that China should organise and train its navy as soon as possible.


date: 1909-09-18
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802328
trove_id: 26802328
description:
News in brief/ Japanese ambassador in Beijing on their dispute with China over the Jiandao island. China to send Liu Enyuan to review military parade in France. British and American ambassadors to Beijing on the second international conference on opium ban. Lian Yu and Wen Zongyao suggest to turn Tibet into a province. Gao Er'qian suggests to open Xiangzhou town in Xiangshan county. Department of foreign affairs and the Board of Education jointly organise examination to select students for study in America. Returned students are encouraged for political advice. Zhou Fu might be involved in naval building. Portuguese ambassador in Beijing on the citizenship of Chinese residents in Macao. Chinese ambassador to Japan Hu Weide reports that large group of  revolutionaries on the way back to China. Yu Shimei is back to China. Zhang Renjun reports the establishment of Hong Kong University and its courses.


date: 1909-09-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802328
trove_id: 26802328
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent and the preparation for legislature assembly. Prince Regent and the parliament. American government and the loan for railway construction in China. China to set up a bank branch in Seoul. Only half tax collected on the export of artistic products. Tan Xueheng is appointed naval counsellor. China to set up more overseas consulate offices. China asks Russian authority in Vladivostok to remove the discriminative poll tax imposed on Chinese residents.


date: 1909-09-18
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802328
trove_id: 26802328
description:
Guangdong news/ Xiangzhou is prosperous with more tourists. Yuan Shuxun and his entourage to Guangdong. Telegram communication between Guangdong and Guangxi. Portuguese anchor their gunboat near Guangzhou. Portuguese ambassador in Beijing and the demarcation of Macao border. Dongsha island and the local products. Savings of the provincial treasury.


date: 1909-09-18
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802327
trove_id: 26802327
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Government claims some newspaper publish classified documents. Budget for various ministry. Prince Regent  stops the sale of government position. Lu Chuanlin is too old.


date: 1909-09-18
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802327
trove_id: 26802327
description:
Correspondence from Japan/ The new treaty signed by Korea and Japan. And comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1909-09-18
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802332
trove_id: 26802332
description:
Chinese consul general Huang Rongliang (Zicheng) visits Auckland and is welcomed by the Chinese community there. 


date: 1909-09-18
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802331
trove_id: 26802331
description:
Australia's trade with Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, China, Japan, Java, and the Philippines in 1900 and 1907.


date: 1909-09-18
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802334
trove_id: 26802334
description:
The talented people in the Talents Reserve Institution (chu cai guan). Board of Education has no staff on duty. 


date: 1909-09-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802336
trove_id: 26802336
description:
News in brief/ Xi Liang needs help from Tang Shaoyi for negotiation with Japan on the Manchurian issues. German set up Qingdao University in Shandong. Prince Regent wants to appoint a prime minister. Xi Liang reports the dispute with Japan on Jiandao island. Proposal to set up a colony department.


date: 1909-09-25
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802336
trove_id: 26802336
description:
Beijing news/ Duan Fang and his political proposal. China to purchase speedboat from America. Negotiation and agreement between Japan and China on the Changchun railroad. Transportation network designed for Manchuria and Mongolia. Government departments in Beijing to be reshuffled.


date: 1909-09-25
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802336
trove_id: 26802336
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun encourages complaints from ordinary people. Assassin for the death of Liu Shiji has been arrested. Distribution of the members of provincial legislature assembly. Yuan Shuxun and the provincial legislature assembly. 


date: 1909-09-25
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802335
trove_id: 26802335
description:
Sa Zhenbing is appointed navy commander. China to send more naval students to Britain. Chinese government drafts plan for the naval rebuilding. Sa Zhenbing and Zai Ze and their naval building plan.


date: 1909-09-25
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802340
trove_id: 26802340
description:
Ningyang Society (hui guan) in Melbourne writes to the Tung Wah Times and criticises its comments on the Melbourne Chinese communities. And response by the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1909-09-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802339
trove_id: 26802339
description:
Chinese community in Sydney sets up a Chinese school and invites Lu Yijun from Hong Kong to teach in the school. However the Australian government refuses to issue him visa. And response to this matter by the Chinese communities and English newspapers in Sydney.


date: 1909-09-25
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802339
trove_id: 26802339
description:
Chinese magician Cheng Liansu, on his leaving Australia for Britain, writes to Tung Wah Times and thanks the Chinese communities here.


date: 1909-09-25
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802342
trove_id: 26802342
description:
A foreign (British) government and Tibet affairs. Other foreign governments and their ambition in China.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802344
trove_id: 26802344
description:
News in brief/ China calculates its foreign debt. Xi Liang suggests removing the imperial commissioner of Fengtian province. China's attitude on the dispute with British businessman over the Tongguanshan mine in Anhui province. Demarcation of Macao border. Chinese businessmen in Harbin protest against discriminative tax regulations. Newly appointed Chinese ambassador to America Zhang Yintang brings with him some Chinese students.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802344
trove_id: 26802344
description:
British policeman in Jiujiang concession, Jiangxi province, beat Chinese man Yu Facheng to death. He was released by British consul. A report on this case and the resulting protests from local communities.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802344
trove_id: 26802344
description:
Beijing news/ Military uniform designed for the Chinese army and naval commanders. Newly appointed governor general of Zhili province Duan Fang and his first few days in office. News on mining and defence in Yunnan province. Russian authority sends more troops to the border of Heilongjiang province. Prince Regent might organise a new cabinet. Wu Tingfang and his proposal on local civil service system. Xu Juren talks the redeem of railways.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802344
trove_id: 26802344
description:
Guangdong news/ Result of the election of local legislative assemblies in Guangzhou prefecture (Nanhai, Panyu, Dongguan, Shunde, Xiangshan, Xinhui, Xinning, Sanshui, Qingyuan, Xin'an, Zengcheng, Huaxian, and Conghua). Guangdong to purchase cannon overseas for its troops. Portuguese and British consuls interfere with local self-government movement in Guangdong. Proposal to inhabit Xisha island. Murderer of Liu Shiji is brought to trial. Portuguese gunboats harass local residents. Guangdong authority to survey the islands near coastline. 


date: 1909-10-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802343
trove_id: 26802343
description:
News on the rebuilding of Chinese navy (appointment of commanders, detailed draft plan, naval ports, etc).


date: 1909-10-02
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802343
trove_id: 26802343
description:
Telegrams protesting against involvement of foreign loans in the railway construction in Hubei and Hunan.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802343
trove_id: 26802343
description:
Comments by Tung Wah Times claim that Beijing has turned into a hospital and the list of official patients. Also comments on the death of Yu Facheng, who is beaten to death by British policeman in Jiujiang concession, Jiangxi province.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802348
trove_id: 26802348
description:
A recent survey in Manchuria (geography, agriculture, mining resources and others in Heilongjiang province).


date: 1909-10-02
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802348
trove_id: 26802348
description:
Either Liang Dingfen or Kuai Guangdian will replace Liu Tingshen to be chief-superivsor of the Beijing University.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802348
trove_id: 26802348
description:
Zhang Yintang replaces Wu Tingfang as Chinese ambassador to America, while Wu Zonglian replaces Qian Xun as the ambassador to Italy.


date: 1909-10-02
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802347
trove_id: 26802347
description:
Further report on the refusal by Australian federal government to allow the entry of Chinese teacher Lu Yijun from Hong Kong (debate in the Commonwealth parliament and comments by English newspapers).


date: 1909-10-02
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802350
trove_id: 26802350
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ A balloon wedding in the sky. Korean people worship Confucius. British church seeks to admit more Chinese girl students.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802352
trove_id: 26802352
description:
News in brief/ Board of Revenue to increase property and other taxes. Chinese ambassador to Japan Li Jiaju is returning. Agreement between China and Japan over the Jiandao island dispute. American Vice-President visits Beijing and meets Prince Regent. Another 42 Chinese students on the way to study in America. Preparation for the fair in Nanjing to be held next May. 


date: 1909-10-09
page: 2
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802352
trove_id: 26802352
description:
Body of a white woman is found upstairs of a Chinese restaurant in New York; nine Chinese migrants in America have been murdered since the discovery.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802352
trove_id: 26802352
description:
Beijing news/ Chinese ministry of foreign affairs forbids foreigners from interfering in local affairs. Ministry of civil affairs submits their budget report. Treaty between China and Japan on the Jiandao island dispute. Involvement of foreign loans in the railway construction in Hubei and Hunan province.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802352
trove_id: 26802352
description:
Guangdong news/ New governor general of Guangdong Yuan Shuxun in Hong Kong on his way to take office in Guangzhou. Yuan Shuxun arrives Guangzhou. Plan to cultivate Xisha and Dongsha islands. Liu Ruxing, Cui Shuyuan, Han Shuyang and others talk constitutional reform in Guangzhou. Survey in Guangdong for possible naval port. Envoy of Chinese government Gao Er'qian is required to report to Guangdong gentry the demarcation of Macao border. Ministry of foreign affairs sends to Guangdong an old Macao map. Message from Guangxi gentry on the demarcation of Macao border. 


date: 1909-10-09
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802351
trove_id: 26802351
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Vice-President of the United States and his wife visit Beijing and the report.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802351
trove_id: 26802351
description:
A young anarchist is arrested in Portland for trying to assassinate American President William Taft.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 3
column: c
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802351
trove_id: 26802351
description:
Chinese students in Singapore burn Japanese products in protest against their occupation of Manchuria.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802351
trove_id: 26802351
description:
China's trade (import and export) in 1907 with Britain, Japan, America, Germany, France, Hong Kong, India and other British colonies.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 3
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802351
trove_id: 26802351
description:
Chinese translation of the new regulation issued by American government  specifically on Chinese immigration.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802356
trove_id: 26802356
description:
An open letter from Commercial Daily (shang bao) in Hong Kong and National Daily (guo min bao) in Guangzhou on the murder of Liu Shiji.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802356
trove_id: 26802356
description:
A letter from Shanghai Publishing Company to the Tung Wah Times regarding its development in the past few years.


date: 1909-10-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802355
trove_id: 26802355
description:
Chinese businessmen in Sydney donate to the building of a hospital in south Sydney (Redfern, Waterloo and Alexandria).


date: 1909-10-16
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802360
trove_id: 26802360
description:
News in brief/ Local governors and the naval building. Na Tong suggests an alliance between China, America and Germany. Demarcation on Macao border is going peacefully. Canadian authority agrees to remove poll tax imposed on Chinese immigrants. Zhang Yintang on the way to America as new ambassador. British ambassador demands contracts for Sichuan-Hubei railway. Sun Jialai seeks to retire. Businessman Zhang Yunan donates to Chinese navy. 


date: 1909-10-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802360
trove_id: 26802360
description:
Beijing news/ Board of Revenue intends to borrow 5 million internal debt. A nail factory opened in Hankou. Wang Wenshao suggests reducing the number of eunuchs. New office set up to supervise Chinese students in America. Government officials required to attend lecturers on constitutional reform. News on the Jiandao island dispute between China and Japan. Proposal to reform Chinese army system. Xiong Xiling and his financial management in Manchuria. Xi Liang asks for weapon supply from Zhili province.


date: 1909-10-16
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802359
trove_id: 26802359
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong pays its shares for naval rebuilding. A temple is closed in Xinning county for the railway project. Li Jiaju seeks to resign from the legislature assembly. New governor Yuan Shuxun and his office hour. Staff of the office of the new governor general Yuan Shuxun. Yuan Shuxun to ban gambling. New budget for local self-government office.


date: 1909-10-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802364
trove_id: 26802364
description:
An open letter published by Commercial Daily in Hong Kong to the son of Liu Shiji (on the death of his father).


date: 1909-10-16
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802364
trove_id: 26802364
description:
School teacher Chen Yi, of Huangmei county in Hubei province, murders his wife. A scholar in Huanggang county, Hubei, murders his uncle.


date: 1909-10-16
page: 6
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802364
trove_id: 26802364
description:
Correspondence from America. Chinese ambassador to Washington Wu Tingfang visits Chinese communities in Peru and negotiates with Peruvian government on immigration restrictions. Chinese students in Boston have a meeting. American President William Taft declines an invitation from the Chinese community in San Francisco.


date: 1909-10-16
page: 7
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802363
trove_id: 26802363
description:
Chinese community in Sydney celebrates the birthday of Confucius and speeches by Ye Bingnan, Liu Kezhai, Zheng Fanchang, Lin Dasan and Tang Caizhi.


date: 1909-10-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802363
trove_id: 26802363
description:
Natives of Xiangshan county in Sydney send telegram to Commercial Daily in Hong Kong on the demarcation of Macao border.


date: 1909-10-16
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802366
trove_id: 26802366
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on government officials in China treat ordinary people by diplomatic means. New folk song on Chinese sovereignty.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802368
trove_id: 26802368
description:
News in brief/ Prince Regent appoints Zai Ze to work in the Bureau of Military Affairs. Proposal to reform Manchurian etiquette. Yuan Shikai might be rehabilitated. Liang Cheng will return to Guangzhou after consulting with the ministry of communications. Two newspapers might be closed for publishing dissent report. Local governments are asked to pay their revenue to the central government.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802368
trove_id: 26802368
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Yuan Shikai might stage a comeback. Clash between Duan Fang and Tie Liang. Agreement between China and Japan over the Manchuria issues.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802368
trove_id: 26802368
description:
Beijing news/ Emperor of Japan awards Chen Kuilong, governor general of Hunan and Hubei, a medal. The Panchen Lama is likely to come to Beijing. Yu Geng's son in Hubei and his marriage change. Russia demands Japanese government withdraw its troops from Jiandao island. The financial difficulty of Manchuria. Post service to be reformed. Railway school under preparation in order to train more engineers.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802368
trove_id: 26802368
description:
Guangdong news/ Chen Kuilin and his background. Guangdong has its share for the building of imperial mausoleum. Yuan Shuxun is given special power as the new governor general in Guangdong. Salary of the government officials in Guangdong. More gunboats dispatched to guard key positions. Office of the governor general explains to British consul the operation of Bank of China (da qing yin hang). Three Vietnamese students apply to study in Guangdong schools.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802367
trove_id: 26802367
description:
Navy news. Shares of each province for the naval rebuilding. Survey of naval forces in China. Chinese navy to build small gunboat first.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802367
trove_id: 26802367
description:
Another 47 Chinese students on the way to study in America, sponsored by the returned Boxer Indemnity.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802372
trove_id: 26802372
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong. Demarcation of Macao border. China's dispute with Japan in Manchuria.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802372
trove_id: 26802372
description:
Tung Wah column. The end of negotiations between China and Japan. The closure of a newspaper in Manchuria.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802371
trove_id: 26802371
description:
Chinese community in Tingha, New South Wales, celebrates the birth of Confucius, and speakers include Gao Ruilin, Ma Shichang and Ouyang Yifang. 


date: 1909-10-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802371
trove_id: 26802371
description:
Chinese communities in Glen Innes, Tingha and Inverell, New South Wales, jointly celebrate the birthday of Confucius, and speakers include Guan Kangqi, Yang Boxiang and Sun Zhaozhong.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802371
trove_id: 26802371
description:
British accountant of the Kowloon-Guangzhou railway project is sentenced to two years' prison for embezzlement.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802371
trove_id: 26802371
description:
Farewell message from Ou Linfa, Chinese businessman in Wellington, New Zealand, on his return to hometown Zengcheng.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 8
column: a
source: Malaysia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802374
trove_id: 26802374
description:
Chinese communities in Penang, Singapore and other parts of Nanyang call for another boycott to Japanese goods in protest against their occupation of Manchuria.


date: 1909-10-23
page: 8
column: a
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802374
trove_id: 26802374
description:
An open letter from Chinese students in Japan on the Japanese occupation of south Manchurian railway.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802376
trove_id: 26802376
description:
Chong xin she (Chinese fellowship society) in Edmonton, Queensland, celebrates the birthday of Confucius and the speeches by Lei Xuerui, Lin Minding and others.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802376
trove_id: 26802376
description:
News in brief/ Yuan Shuxun inquires into the agreement with Portugal on the Guangzhou-Macao railway project. Fund raising for naval rebuilding. Li Jiaju reports his overseas investigation on constitutional reform. Jiangsu governor Zhang Renjun reports that a foreign government seeks to have military exercise in Yangtze River. Xu Shichang seeks to resign from the position of Tianjin-Pukou railway project. Zhou Ziqi to be Chinese ambassador to Japan. Chinese student in America Feng Gui invents a plane. Xiangshan in Zhejiang province is the first  choice for naval port. Zhang Yintang is on the way to Washington as new Chinese ambassador. Wu Zonglian is going to Rome as China's new ambassador to Italy. German company start a gold mining project in Maoshan, Shandong province.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802376
trove_id: 26802376
description:
Beijing news/ Rong Lu's son to have an overseas tour. Chen Bi is not welcomed by fellows of his hometown. Japanese in Manchuria. Railway project from Zhangjiakou to Suiyuan. Proposal from an imperial scholar on taxation and others. Railway project from Sichuan to Guangdong and foreign loans.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802375
trove_id: 26802375
description:
Guangdong news/ Amount of shares of Guangdong province for naval rebuilding. Guangdong legislative assembly meets for the first time. Budget for the provincial legislature assembly. People in Xinhui county fight for the contract to build railway. Dai Hongci on the demarcation of Macao border. New governor general Yuan Shuxun cuts down government expenditure. New Guangdong police chief Liu Yongdian and his background.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802375
trove_id: 26802375
description:
Germany builds new warship, Thuringia. Naval budget and equipment of Britain, American, Germany, France, Japan and Russia.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802375
trove_id: 26802375
description:
Beijing newspapers publish correspondence between Manchuria officials and central government on negotiations with Japan. Other reports and comments on the negotiation between China and Japan over Manchuria issues.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802380
trove_id: 26802380
description:
Ito Hirobumi is assassinated by An Chung-gun, a member of the Korean independence movement, in Harbin.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802380
trove_id: 26802380
description:
A report submitted by Jiang Chunlin on political reform. China to investigate parliament system in foreign countries.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802379
trove_id: 26802379
description:
Journalism association of the New South Wales has a meeting in Sydney, and the speech of the state governor.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802379
trove_id: 26802379
description:
British military commander, Lord Kitchener, is coming to visit Australia after touring Hong Kong, China and Japan.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802379
trove_id: 26802379
description:
Chinese businessman in Sydney Guo Shuncheng marries the eldest daughter of Li Guanyi. A report on the wedding.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802382
trove_id: 26802382
description:
Chinese and Japanese governments sign an agreement on the Tumenjiang River border between China and Korea, and a copy of the treaty.


date: 1909-10-30
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802382
trove_id: 26802382
description:
Copy of an agreement signed by China and Japan on five Manchuria issues (railway project, coal mine). Miscellaneous report on the negotiations between China and Japan on the agreement.


date: 1909-11-06
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802384
trove_id: 26802384
description:
News in brief/ Chinese students are leaving Shanghai for America. Zhu Ruzhen suggests for the election of legislature assembly. Li Jiaju reports his investigation on foreign parliamentary system. Clash between Russian and Japanese in Jilin province. Gao Er'qian reports progress of demarcation of  Macao border. Lin Runzhao is appointed consul to Nanyang. Students are prohibited to boycott foreign goods.


date: 1909-11-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802384
trove_id: 26802384
description:
Beijing news/ A report from Li Jiaju on political reform. Dutch naval fleet to visit China. More students return this year for the selective examination. A survey on China's warship. The case of Yu Facheng in Jiangxi.


date: 1909-11-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802384
trove_id: 26802384
description:
Guangdong news/ Man on trial for the murder of Liu Shiji. Chinese ambassador to Italy Qian Xun proposes that China participate in the coming business fair. Guangdong government is asked to purchase gunboat. Portuguese envoy and the demarcation of Macao border. 


date: 1909-11-06
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802388
trove_id: 26802388
description:
Qian Xun reports that the next international peace conference in Hague will discuss foreign sphere of influence in China.


date: 1909-11-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802387
trove_id: 26802387
description:
Australian government agrees to the entry of Lu Yijun, teacher who works in the Sydney Chinese school, and his background.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802392
trove_id: 26802392
description:
News in brief/ Imperial scholar Zhang Yinlin on the political crisis. Jiangsu governor Zhang Renjun reviews new recruits in the army. The last wish of Zhang Zhidong. 


date: 1909-11-13
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802392
trove_id: 26802392
description:
Xu Zheng (Junmian) is appointed acting chairman of the Chinese Empire Reform Association, and his visit to New York and Boston.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802392
trove_id: 26802392
description:
Beijing news/ Order to ban both local and imported opium. Russia and Japan compete against each other in Mongolia. Prince Qing recommends talents. Xi Liang reports on his negotiation with Japanese. Sun Jialai and other staff in the Political Consulting Institute (zi zheng yuan). Tsar of  Russia presents gifts to the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802391
trove_id: 26802391
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun as new governor general of Guangdong. Demarcation of Macao border and a message from Nanning gentry in Guangxi. Redundancy of the government departments. Liang Dingfen and his friendship with Zhang Zhidong. A survey on the infrastructure projects in Xiangzhou, of Xiangshan county. Japan demands more compensation from China for the return of Dongsha island.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802391
trove_id: 26802391
description:
Five British and Chinese men are killed and eaten by local residents in Admiralty Island, Philippines.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802391
trove_id: 26802391
description:
Two British adventurers, Herren Brunhuber and Schmitz, are murdered in Yunnan and the local authority executes four criminals and imprisons another four collaborators.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802396
trove_id: 26802396
description:
German ambassador to Washington talks on the Monroe doctrine and claims Germany will stick to peace in the future.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802395
trove_id: 26802395
description:
A senator in the Australian Commonwealth Parliament says old Asian Australians should also receive pension as they have paid tax to the government.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802395
trove_id: 26802395
description:
Coffin of the late Empress Dowager is interred. A notice from the Chinese consulate in Melbourne requires to fly Chinese flag at half-mast.


date: 1909-11-13
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802395
trove_id: 26802395
description:
A message from Miu Yang's mother in Guangdong thanks Chinese community in Sydney for their help in Miu Yang's case.


date: 1909-11-20
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802400
trove_id: 26802400
description:
News in brief/ Ministers discuss ways to increase state revenue. Security troops in Beijing will recruit either Manchurian or Han people. Budget to build a court in the da li yuan. 


date: 1909-11-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802400
trove_id: 26802400
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Governor Zhao Er'tuan collects much tax in Sichuan. Xi Liang reports that Russia sends some troops to China. Government encourages business in Tibet and the strategy. Liang Dunyan on the international peace conference that to be held in Hague. Na Tong and the Sichuan-Tibert railway project.


date: 1909-11-20
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802400
trove_id: 26802400
description:
Beijing news. Japanese businessmen in Fengtian. Governor Duan Fang cuts some Beiyang government departments. An immigration company set up in Heilongjiang province. Financial supervisor appointed for the Mongolia border area. Proposal to set up the Upper House of Chinese parliament. Wen Zongyao reports the shortage of administrative staff in Tibet. Progress of the railway project from Beijing to Zhangjiakou. Naval base in Ningfuan, of Fengtian province. China to redeem the Maoshan mine from German company and the negotiation. Unified system of weights and measures to be promulgated.


date: 1909-11-20
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802399
trove_id: 26802399
description:
Guangdong news/ New governor general Yuan Shuxun investigate bully gentry. Guangdong officials in Beijing discuss to ban gambling. Huangpu dockyard may turn into a naval port. Foreign loans might be involved in the construction of Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Guangdong businessmen learn to speak Mandarin language. Training of the Guangdong New Army needs to be improved. Portuguese occupy Wanzhai near Macao and the report. 


date: 1909-11-20
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802404
trove_id: 26802404
description:
First part of a report, prepared by Wu Xianzi, says that the Chinese communities in Nanyang mourn over the national doom of China.


date: 1909-11-20
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802404
trove_id: 26802404
description:
An order issued by new governor general of Guangdong and Guangxi Yuan Shuxun to check up financial report.


date: 1909-11-20
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802403
trove_id: 26802403
description:
Lin Runzhao is appointed first Chinese consul to the German Samoa, who is on the way to take his office.


date: 1909-11-27
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802408
trove_id: 26802408
description:
An open letter from Chinese Empire Reform Association to the son of Liu Shiji on the murder of his father.


date: 1909-11-27
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802408
trove_id: 26802408
description:
News in brief/ Naval commander Xun Beile tours overseas and his entourage. Li Jingmai is rewarded for his donation to Chinese navy. Chinese government compensates Japanese businessman for his retreat from Dongsha island. Demarcation progress of Macao border. Lu Chuanlin and the opium ban. Many returned students sit for the government examination in Beijing and the result. Lu Zhengxiang reports to Beijing the international peace conference in Hague. Liang Dunyan seeks to retire and the possible candidates to replace him. Number of Chinese students in Japan. Bank of China makes profit last year. Chen Yixi is awarded imperial title for building the Xinning railway in Guangdong. Overseas Chinese businessmen inquire the naval budget.


date: 1909-11-27
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802408
trove_id: 26802408
description:
Beijing news/ A military high school opens in Beijing. An imperial scholar argues for benefits of newspaper publishing. Key points for naval development. Ministry of foreign affairs in dilemma. A park in Nanjing costs more than a million. Zai Ze supports political participation by businessmen and ordinary people. China and German jointly set up a technical school in Qingdao. Zhang Zhidong's family after his death. German, French and American governments respond to the Manchuria treaty signed by China and Japan.


date: 1909-11-27
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802407
trove_id: 26802407
description:
Guangdong news/ Opening ceremony of the legislature assembly. New licence needed for opium smokers. Returned Guangdong students and their performance in the recent government examination in Beijing. Leather company in Guangzhou jointly owned by government officials and businessmen. Hong Kong businessman Liang Jian'an donates to Chinese navy. Celebration in Hong Kong on the birthday of Confucius.


date: 1909-11-27
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802412
trove_id: 26802412
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Social response to the Manchurian negotiation between China and Japan. Foreigners are purchasing Chinese artistic works. The death of Zhang Zhidong. Dai Hongci after Zhang Zhidong.


date: 1909-11-27
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802411
trove_id: 26802411
description:
Special report from Hong Kong/ Sincere Company in Hong Kong is to set up a branch company in Guangzhou.


date: 1909-12-04
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802416
trove_id: 26802416
description:
Chinese community in New Zealand, under the leadership of Chinese consul general Huang Rongliang (Zicheng), sets up Chinese Bazaar (zhongguo quan ye hui) and a copy of its regulation.


date: 1909-12-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802416
trove_id: 26802416
description:
Beijing news/ All eunuchs will be dismissed. Russian in the Far East are in difficult situation. Yin Chang might be promoted. The Beijing-Hankou railway to have a branch road. Zhan Tianyou is appointed chief-supervisor of the Sichuan-Hubei railway project. Imperial title for the late Zhang Zhidong. Prince Regent studies military science as the general commander. Russian demand the rights of Hunchun railway. Wu Tingfang and Qian xun are returning.


date: 1909-12-04
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802415
trove_id: 26802415
description:
Guangdong news/ Conference on constitutional reform and relevant report. Land mine and the military exercise. Demarcation of the Macao border and the social response in Guangdong. 


date: 1909-12-04
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802415
trove_id: 26802415
description:
Three men who mourn the most over the death of Zhang Zhidong: Liang Dingfen, Gao Lingwei and Zhang Biao.


date: 1909-12-04
page: 6
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802420
trove_id: 26802420
description:
Xu Shiqin, member of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America, suggests to collect donations from the membership for Chinese navy.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802424
trove_id: 26802424
description:
A petition from overseas Chinese Chen Kang to Prince Regent requests execution of Liang Dunyan and Chen Dajun.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802424
trove_id: 26802424
description:
News in brief/ Prince Regent to dismiss all eunuchs. Emperor of Korea apologises to Japan for the murder of Ito Hirobumi. Wu Zonglian on the way to Rome. Member of legislature assembly from local province. Japan and Russia in secret talk on Manchuria issue. Britain, Germany, France and America urges China to borrow loans to build the Sichuan-Hubei railway. Lu Chuanlin is awarded imperial title. Yin Chang reports from Berlin. Wen Zongyao reports collaboration between Dalai Lama and Russian. Foreign governments require to send students to China. Preparation for the establishment of new cabinet. 


date: 1909-12-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802424
trove_id: 26802424
description:
News on Chinese navy (budget, navy school, experience from Britain, America and Japan, and building of shipyard).


date: 1909-12-11
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802424
trove_id: 26802424
description:
Beijing news. Progress of railway project from Andong to Fengtian, Sichuan to Hubei and Guangzhou to Hankou. China and Russia in negotiation in Heilongjiang. China's plan to borrow foreign loans for the Sichuan-Hubei (Chengdu-Hankou) railway. Hubei students in Japan protest against involvement of foreign loans in the Chengdu-Hankou railway. China would be the next Korea (to be conquered). Board of Revenue decides to reveal the amount of national debt. Ministry of communications to organise large manufacturing enterprises. Reform proposal from Tang Qiyu.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802423
trove_id: 26802423
description:
Guangdong news/ Two legislature members in Kaiping county are charged with corruption. Security commander Li cuts budget. Chen Yixi is appointed advisor to the agriculture department. New building for the legislature assembly. Industrial investment encouraged. Yuan Shuxun prepares for further constitutional reform. Yuan Shuxun cuts government budget. 


date: 1909-12-11
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802423
trove_id: 26802423
description:
Former Japanese prime minister Okuma Shigenobu presents to Chinese Prince Regent a book on Japanese history.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802428
trove_id: 26802428
description:
Xu Qin writes publicly to Liao Shouhua (on Zhenhua company, murder of Liu Shiji, and overseas investment in Guangxi province).


date: 1909-12-11
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802428
trove_id: 26802428
description:
Gentry in Hubei and Hunan province protest against possible involvement of foreign loans in the railway construction.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802427
trove_id: 26802427
description:
Comparison of Australia's trade in 1900 and 1908 with Hong Kong, southeast Asia, China, Japan, Java and the Philippines.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802427
trove_id: 26802427
description:
Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun arrives in Sydney, talks to Chinese community, and visits Australian politicians.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802427
trove_id: 26802427
description:
Chinese passengers Li Zhouting, Yin Chenzhao, Li An, Li Runxiang, Xia Congbin, Zhou Wenyi, Sui Mulan, Xie Xiao and Qiu Tiankui praise German liner service.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802430
trove_id: 26802430
description:
Second part of the report, prepared by Wu Xianzi, saying that Chinese communities in Nanyang mourn over the national doom of China.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802430
trove_id: 26802430
description:
Hurricane and casualties in Enping, Gaoming, Sanshui, Boluo, Zhaoqing and Xinning counties of Guangdong.


date: 1909-12-11
page: 8
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802430
trove_id: 26802430
description:
Translation from English newspaper on three disadvantages of China. Japan is preparing a Manchurian Hall in its joint exhibition with Britain.


date: 1909-12-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802432
trove_id: 26802432
description:
Beijing news. Japanese occupy Liugongdao island out of Shandong province. Germans in Shandong want to build the railway from Yantai to Weifang and their negotiation with Chinese side. Russian have completed their railway construction to Qiqihar. Statistics on foreign tourists to Heilongjiang province. Eunuchs to be dismissed. Conflict between Japanese and Chinese businessmen along the Fengtian-Andong railway. Russian treasurer visits Manchuria. Ban on opium smoking in Chinese officialdom and the progress.


date: 1909-12-18
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802431
trove_id: 26802431
description:
Guangdong news/ Operation of the legislative assembly in Guangdong. Yuan Shuxun and his attitude towards foreigners. Railway engineers trained in Guangdong. Budget for the training of new army. Guangdong investigates curriculum in Hong Kong University.


date: 1909-12-18
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802431
trove_id: 26802431
description:
Old news/ Wu Tingfang returns from St Petersburg by car. Chinese administrators in Tibet and their retirement. Schooling in Mongolia. Chinese army in Yili, of Xinjiang.


date: 1909-12-18
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802436
trove_id: 26802436
description:
Third part of the report, prepared by Wu Xianzi, says that the Chinese communities in Nanyang mourn over the national doom of China.


date: 1909-12-18
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802435
trove_id: 26802435
description:
The first Chinese school, meng yang xue tang, is opened in Sydney with Lu Yijun from Hong Kong as the teacher. Board of the school management and name of donators listed. Photograph of the school teacher Lu Yijun.


date: 1909-12-18
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802435
trove_id: 26802435
description:
A letter from Queensland readers (Li Yuefang, Zheng Bingliang and Zheng Sanyun) claims that Ruan Jianzhai, editor of the Chinese Times (jing dong xin bao) in Melbourne, appropriates their shares in the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project.


date: 1909-12-18
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802438
trove_id: 26802438
description:
Warning from Hubei students in Japan to their home province for the Sichuan-Hubei and Guangdong-Hubei railway projects.


date: 1909-12-25
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802440
trove_id: 26802440
description:
Editorial on the protest from Western countries against the Manchurian agreement signed by Japan and China.


date: 1909-12-25
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802440
trove_id: 26802440
description:
News in brief/ Beijing to build a library. Recalled ambassadors and their advice on political reform. Xu Shichang to employ Chinese engineer for railway project. New civil law in preparation. Russian government compensates Chinese businessmen for their loss in Vladivostok. Imperial girl school to be opened next Spring. Bank of Communications lend to the railway project in Xiamen. Dalai Lama applies for a tour to Russia but refused. Legislature assembly in Zhili and Jiangsu province. Students in Fengtian to cut their hair. China to appoint more consuls to Nanyang. Preparation for the railway project from Sichuan to Hubei. 


date: 1909-12-25
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802440
trove_id: 26802440
description:
Duan Fang is dismissed. Chen Kuilong is appointed as governor of Zhili province and other official appointments.


date: 1909-12-25
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802440
trove_id: 26802440
description:
Beijing news/ Candidates for the new prime minister. Legislative assembly members in Jiangsu province suggest abolishing official newspapers. Lian Yu and Wen Zongyao report from Tibet. Budget for the security troops in Beijing. Funeral of the late Empress Dowager and the after. Negotiation with Britain on the coal mine in Kaiping county. Lu Zhengxiang and Liu Shixun report that China in serious crisis. Transportation infrastructure in Gansu, Xinjiang and Yili.


date: 1909-12-25
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802439
trove_id: 26802439
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun orders business investigation in port cities. Election of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company has failed and the reason. Yuan Shuxun reports to Beijing the solution to the Dongsha island dispute. Railway project between Guangdong and Guangxi. The Guangzhou-Kowloon railway construction will be completed in 1911. Station of the Guangdong armies.


date: 1909-12-25
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802439
trove_id: 26802439
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ The Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Examination on the returned students. Wang Xifan is rehabilitated. Chinese officialdom and the assassination of Ito Hirobumi. 


date: 1909-12-25
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802443
trove_id: 26802443
description:
Chinese man Li Sheng, of Moree in New South Wales, is sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering the wife of his friend.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802448
trove_id: 26802448
description:
First part of a report, prepared by Chinese revolutionaries in Nanyang, lists crimes committed by Sun Yatsen.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802448
trove_id: 26802448
description:
News in brief/ Board of Revenue is to undertake a check on local financial situations. Prince Qing recommends Zhang Renjun as governor general of Zhili province. Ministry of foreign affairs negotiates with Portuguese envoy on the demarcation of Macao border. Opium to be totally banned in eight years. China to appoint an official for foreign negotiation in Shanghai.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802448
trove_id: 26802448
description:
Imperial edict on October 8 on a report from Li Guojie, removal of Duan Fang and appointment of other local officials.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802448
trove_id: 26802448
description:
Gentry from Hubei province protest against involvement of foreign loans in the railway construction.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802448
trove_id: 26802448
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent rehabilitates all officials removed previously. Census to register all young men and school boys. A survey and report on the number of religious converts in China: Catholic, Christian, Islam and Judaism. The late Bai Zhujun is awarded for his straightforward advice. Businessmen association in Liulichang, Beijing and the preservation/ sale of Chinese antiques. Legislature assembly in Hunan province and fighting for the railway rights. Citizen Tax (Guo min juan) proposed in Nanjing. A newspaper (min yu bao) in Shanghai is closed by the government for a discussion on China's crisis. Prince Regent to organise a new cabinet under the prime minister.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802447
trove_id: 26802447
description:
Guangdong news/ Election of the legislature members. Chinese envoy Gao Er'qian is going to report to Beijing the dispute with Portuguese over demarcation of Macao border. A businessman is trying to win the contract on salt tax collection throughout Guangdong province. Provincial authority undertakes a survey on mining projects in Guangdong. Huang Bowei and Yang Jitang of Foshan help establish a Confucius Society.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802447
trove_id: 26802447
description:
Assassinations. Police chief in St Petersburg bombed by a young man. A British tax officer in killed in an Indian theatre. Korean Prime Minister is assassinated by a young man.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802452
trove_id: 26802452
description:
An open letter from The Chinese Association in Wellington, New Zealand, to Mr Liu and Mr Lu of Melbourne in regards to the history of Chinese communities and The Chinese Association (zhong hua hui guan) in New Zealand.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802452
trove_id: 26802452
description:
A report from London claims that Prince Regent is assassinated by revolutionaries from the south, however, Chinese consulate in Melbourne says it is not true.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802451
trove_id: 26802451
description:
British military commander Lord Kitchener arrives in Port Darwin and preparations for welcome ceremony in Sydney.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802451
trove_id: 26802451
description:
New law on workshop, especially its business timetable, goes into effect in New South Wales from the first day of 1910.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802451
trove_id: 26802451
description:
Chinese teacher Lu Yijun (Dunkui) arrives in Sydney and his background. Chinese consul general in Melbourne Liang Lanxun donates to the Sydney Chinese school.


date: 1910-01-01
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802451
trove_id: 26802451
description:
An open letter from Queensland readers (Li Yuefang, Zheng Bingliang and Zheng Sanyun) claims that Ruan Jianzhai, editor of the Chinese Times (jing dong xin bao) in Melbourne, appropriates their shares for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project.


date: 1910-01-08
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802456
trove_id: 26802456
description:
Second and final part of the report, prepared by Chinese revolutionaries in Nanyang, lists crimes committed by Sun Yatsen.


date: 1910-01-08
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802456
trove_id: 26802456
description:
News in brief/ Local residents near Yalu River are forced to change their Chinese names under new Japanese rule. Russians join the loan competition with other foreign countries for the railway project in Hunan and Hubei. Zhang Renjun reports Chinese business in Nanyang. Zai Ze and Na Tong comment on the proposed appointment of foreign financial advisor. Imperial commissioner of Guangxi reports that French troops from Vietnam are approaching the border. Tang Shaoyi is out of favour for his collaboration with Yuan Shikai. German to build an astronomical observatory in Jiaozhou, Shandong province. Lu Zhengxiang stays in Hague as representative of Chinese government. 


date: 1910-01-08
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802456
trove_id: 26802456
description:
Beijing news/ A British newspaper comments on China's effort to rebuild its navy. Prince Regent inquires into inner court system. Russian monopolises salt sales in Manchuria. Poppy growing and opium production banned in Jiangxi province. Chinese government is considering to send troops to Tibet. Zhili Research Institute on Constitutional Reform writes to the Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu). Gentry and businessmen in Tianjin try to protect integrity of Chinese financial system.


date: 1910-01-08
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802455
trove_id: 26802455
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Yuan Shuxun on the expenditure of legislative assembly. Businessman Liu Xuexun seeks to undertake salt sales throughout the province. Progress of the Guangzhou-Kowloon railway project. Gao Er'qian brings all documents on his return to Beijing. Provincial authority to clear up and collect public money. Railway proposed from Foshan to Xinhui. A police station in the east of Guangzhou and its staff, responsibility and patrol area. A seafood shop in Guangzhou is on fire.


date: 1910-01-08
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802460
trove_id: 26802460
description:
First part of an article, written by anonymous author, on Zhang Binglin's denunciation of Sun Yatsen.


date: 1910-01-08
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802460
trove_id: 26802460
description:
A letter from Chinese consulate in New Zealand says they have no shares of the Chinese Bazaar, although they support the business initiative.


date: 1910-01-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802459
trove_id: 26802459
description:
Chinese community in Sydney sends telegram to Guangzhou and Beijing and opposes to the increase of salt price.


date: 1910-01-08
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802459
trove_id: 26802459
description:
Chinese community in Sydney welcomes Lu Yijun, teacher of the proposed Chinese school, and his speech.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802464
trove_id: 26802464
description:
An essay written by Zhou Daoping with title: Love of one's country and love of oneself come from the same source.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802464
trove_id: 26802464
description:
Name of the 50 Chinese students (and their native province) who are going to study in America under the sponsorship of Boxer indemnity.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802464
trove_id: 26802464
description:
Beijing news/ Japanese conduct survey on natural resources in Manchuria. American newspaper comments on the examination organised by Chinese government on returned students. A public telegram from Chengdu legislature assembly to other provinces. Japanese to set up a bank in Manchuria. Teaching of Tibet language in Beijing. Russian authority refuses to acknowledge Chinese administration in Heilongjiang and Jilin province. Mining projects in Henan province. Representatives from Hubei province arrive Beijing for the railway rights. Board of Education tries to assimilate Christian philosophy in order to reduce religious conflict with foreign missionaries. Zai Ze is reluctant to reward overseas Chinese businessmen for their navy donations.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802463
trove_id: 26802463
description:
Guangdong news/ New governor general Yuan Shuxun is impeached. Portuguese envoy inquires into the Guangzhou-Macao railway project. Ministry of civil affairs urges local government to pay their shares. Arms smugglers arrested in Chaozhou. A murder case in Longgang. Legislature assembly rises. Guangdong repays more to British and German governments. German Samoa recruits more Chinese labourers from Guangdong.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802463
trove_id: 26802463
description:
Conflict between Korea and Japan/ Korean people in Harbin. Number of Korean people arrested by Japanese ruler.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802468
trove_id: 26802468
description:
Second part of the article, written by anonymous author, on Zhang Binglin's denunciation of Sun Yatsen.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 6
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802468
trove_id: 26802468
description:
Translation/ American newspaper comments on the assassination of Ito Hirobumi and suggests that Chinese government should use reformers.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802470
trove_id: 26802470
description:
Fourth part of the report, prepared by Wu Xianzi, says that the Chinese communities in Nanyang mourn over the national doom of China.


date: 1910-01-15
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802470
trove_id: 26802470
description:
First part of a report on a meeting of the Hong Kong Chinese Empire Reform Association and their resolutions.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802472
trove_id: 26802472
description:
First part of a petition from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America suggests that the ban on gambling should be completed before any fundraising for naval rebuilding.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802472
trove_id: 26802472
description:
News in brief/ Progress of the Sichuan-Hubei railway project. Duan Fang after removal from office. Russian demands mining rights in Mongolia. Lu Runyang and Dai Hongci are promoted. Rui Zheng is appointed governor of Hubei. Inquiry on Manchuria dispute from other provincial authorities. French troops on the Yunnan border. Li Duanfen is impeached. Lu Zhengxiang urges to protect Chinese in Dutch colonies in Southeast Asia. Chen Kuilong and Cai Naihuang. Beijing to set up an army school. A meeting between Prince Regent and Chen Kuilong. Proposal to expand Chinese army. Chinese consul Wu Zhenlin marries daughter of a Japanese parliamentarian.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802472
trove_id: 26802472
description:
A letter from Hubei gentry to the ministry of communications and the Board of Revenue in Beijing regarding the railway rights.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802472
trove_id: 26802472
description:
Beijing news/ Coal production in Shanxi province and foreign company. Russia's existence in Xinjiang. Beijing to appoint new official for Tibet to replace Wen Zongyao. The last days of Sun Jialai. Manchuria dispute to be solved secretly. Foreign parliamentary system investigated. Residents in Manchuria are not allowed to gather together more than three people. 


date: 1910-01-22
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802471
trove_id: 26802471
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun selects five members of the legislative assembly. Budget shares for the training of New Army. Progress of the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Guangdong army studies battle cases in the past decades. A telegram from Guangdong newspaper association to Shanghai magistrate for the closure of a newspaper (min yu bao) there. Ministry of foreign affairs inquires about Portuguese occupation of Chinese territory and Gao Er'qian's report on border demarcation. Ministry of communications sends inspectors to Guangdong for investigation of railway company.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802476
trove_id: 26802476
description:
A public notice from The Chinese Consulate General, 48 William Street, Melbourne, for a census on Chinese population in Australia.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802478
trove_id: 26802478
description:
Fifth and final part of the report, prepared by Wu Xianzi, says that the Chinese communities in Nanyang mourn over the national doom of China.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802478
trove_id: 26802478
description:
Second part of a report on a meeting of the Hong Kong Chinese Empire Reform Association and their resolutions.


date: 1910-01-22
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802478
trove_id: 26802478
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on Beijing's foreign policy and negotiation, and current situation in Manchuria.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 2
column: a-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802480
trove_id: 26802480
description:
Second and final part of the petition from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America suggests that the ban on gambling should be completed before any fundraising for naval rebuilding.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802480
trove_id: 26802480
description:
Beijing news/ Preparation for the establishment of an army school in Beijing. National legislature assembly to be opened next Spring. Descendants of the past government officials who once contributed to the Tongzhi Prosperity to be promoted. Board of Revenue and the monetary system. Further negotiation between China and Japan over their Manchuria dispute. China sets up a Military Consulting Office (jun zi chu) in Beijing which attracts foreign interest. French education in the East (China and Vietnam). Dalai Lama signs secret agreement with a foreign government which Beijing want to know. Chinese navy will not employ foreign advisor.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802479
trove_id: 26802479
description:
Guangdong news/ New tax on import of foreign rifles. New Army in Guangdong purchases horses. Investigation to be undertaken on police and their patrol. Yuan Shuxun increases salary payment for government secretaries. Yuan Shuxun inquiries about river dredge project. Yuan Shuxun and the salt sales in Guangdong.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802479
trove_id: 26802479
description:
A drama in Deccan, India, incites rebellion against British colonist, and is widely supported by local residents.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802479
trove_id: 26802479
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ German seeks assistance from China for the establishment of an astronomical observatory in Shandong province. France seeks to set up bank and post service in Manchuria. Book published on the Chinese students in American under the sponsorship of Boxer Indemnity. Wang Wenshao talks constitutional reform and selection of local officials. Japanese railway company in Manchuria sends employees to learn Chinese language in Beijing. 


date: 1910-01-29
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802484
trove_id: 26802484
description:
Third part of the article, written by anonymous author, on Zhang Binglin's denunciation of Sun Yatsen.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 6
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802484
trove_id: 26802484
description:
Britain, France, Germany and America will all be involved in the loan to Sichuan-Hubei railway construction.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802483
trove_id: 26802483
description:
Australia imports coal from Japan and India to relieve shortage resulting from the strike in New South Wales.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802483
trove_id: 26802483
description:
Anti-Chinese movement in Bendigo, Victoria, and the response of Chinese community under the leadership of Zhou Ruiting. 


date: 1910-01-29
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802483
trove_id: 26802483
description:
A public notice from Chinese Consulate in Wellington, New Zealand, on the election of overseas Chinese as local legislature members in Guangdong.


date: 1910-01-29
page: 8
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802486
trove_id: 26802486
description:
Third and final part of a report on a meeting of the Hong Kong Chinese Empire Reform Association and their resolutions.


date: 1910-02-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802488
trove_id: 26802488
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Cao Rulin is more powerful in the court. Prince Regent in the court. Duan Fang's out of favour. Na Tong in the court.


date: 1910-02-05
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802488
trove_id: 26802488
description:
News in brief/ Japan will reveal the treaty it signed with Russia on Manchuria. Guangdong officials in Beijing oppose to contract out gambling. Prince Regent is keen to repay all foreign debt. Zhang Binglin opposes to award imperial scholar title to returned students. The closure of min yu bao in Shanghai and response from Beijing. 


date: 1910-02-05
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802488
trove_id: 26802488
description:
Tung Wah Times, on behalf of Sydney city council, calls for donations to flood victim in north New South Wales.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 4
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802496
trove_id: 26802496
description:
Foreign diplomats in Beijing who can speak fluent Mandarin. Photograph of the lake in the Summer Palace, Beijing.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802498
trove_id: 26802498
description:
An English newspaper comments on Chinese immigrants around the world. Photograph of Meishan Hill in Beijing where the last emperor of Ming dynasty hangs himself.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 7
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802497
trove_id: 26802497
description:
A telegram from Zhili governor Duan Fang and others urges Chinese government to protect Chinese labourers in Dutch colonies. Photograph of Weihaiwei.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 14
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802506
trove_id: 26802506
description:
Photograph of Prince Zai Xun (Tsai Hsun), Head of the Imperial Chinese Navy. And report on the rebuilding of Chinese naval force.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 15
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802505
trove_id: 26802505
description:
Photograph of Admiral Sa Zhenbing (Sa Chen Ping), Head of the newly-created Admiralty Board, and report on his background.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 16
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802508
trove_id: 26802508
description:
Photograph of H.I.C.M.'s ship, Haiqi (Hai-Chi) and Hairong (Hai-Yung), flagship of Chinese navy. And report on rebuilding of Chinese navy.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 17
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802507
trove_id: 26802507
description:
Photograph of H.I.C.M.'s cruiser Nan-Seng and torpedo gunboat Kien-Guan. Report on Chinese naval equipment.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 18
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802510
trove_id: 26802510
description:
Photograph of Hong Kong governor and Chinese naval officers. Report on naval forces in Japan, Britain, America, France, Italy, Russia, and Germany.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 20
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802512
trove_id: 26802512
description:
Photograph of Darling Harbour in Sydney. Census in Australia and the population in each of the six states (by the end of September 1909). Trade statistics between Australia and Asia.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 26
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802518
trove_id: 26802518
description:
Chinese consul general in Melbourne Liang Lanxun reports to Guangdong governor the Chinese community in Melbourne and their business activities.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 29
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802519
trove_id: 26802519
description:
Photograph of the first Chinese Consul General in Australia Liang Lanxun (Shenshi) and his background.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 30
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802522
trove_id: 26802522
description:
Photograph of the first Chinese Consul General in New Zealand Huang Rongliang (Zicheng) and his background.


date: 1910-02-12
page: 31
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802521
trove_id: 26802521
description:
Photograph of the first Chinese Consul to German Samoa and other German colonies in Nanyang Lin Runzhao (Baoheng), and his background. 


date: 1910-02-12
page: 31
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802521
trove_id: 26802521
description:
Chinese student in Japan Fan Guanglian comments on the railway from Guangzhou to Hong Kong (Kowloon).


date: 1910-02-12
page: 37
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802527
trove_id: 26802527
description:
Support in China to organise an association with a purpose to accelerate the repayment of foreign debt.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802536
trove_id: 26802536
description:
Chinese community in Sydney sends telegrams to Beijing on the birthday of Emperor Xuantong and his mother.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802536
trove_id: 26802536
description:
News in brief/ Hubei representatives fights for railway rights. Local governors and the national parliament. Zai Ze checks local financial revenue. British engineers invited to help build naval port in China. Jiang Chunlin impeaches Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang. Ministry of communications to set up steamship company for international transportation. New governor of Hubei province Rui Zheng on the collection of salt tax. Chinese diplomats and army officers are not allowed to marry foreigners. Uniform requirement for girl students. Chinese university encouraged to recruit foreign students. Returned students who passed the government examination are awarded imperial scholar titles.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802536
trove_id: 26802536
description:
Beijing news/ Number of foreigners in Harbin (Russia, Japanese, Greek, German, French, American, Briton, Swedish and Italian). German and their mining projects in Shandong province. Missionaries are forbidden to interfere with local legal affairs. Naval officer and the selection of naval port. Students in Jiangbei Teachers School support donation to repayment of foreign debt. China seeks investment from overseas Chinese communities for mining projects. Rehabilitation of the previously removed officials. China to send delegate to the International Railway Conference in Belgium. Chinese army to set up intelligence department.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802536
trove_id: 26802536
description:
Guangdong news/ Tobacco imported from India decreases. Construction of the Guangzhou-Macao railway will rely on overseas Chinese businessmen. The murder of Liu Shiji. French consul in Guangzhou refuses to cooperate with Nanhai county authority in the coming census. Yuan Shuxun wants to register all foreign missionaries. Portuguese occupy more territory during the border demarcation. French ambassador in Beijing protests reports by Guangxi newspapers on French troops on the border.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802535
trove_id: 26802535
description:
British department of foreign affairs agrees to return the mines in Anhui province to China at a price.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802535
trove_id: 26802535
description:
A public notice from the Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne on a census of Chinese population in Australia, and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802540
trove_id: 26802540
description:
A notice from the Chinese consulate general in New Zealand regarding internal dispute within the Chinese community.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 6
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802540
trove_id: 26802540
description:
An open letter from Zhou Ziting in America to shareholders of Zhenhua company urges them to protect the company. 


date: 1910-02-26
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802539
trove_id: 26802539
description:
Opening ceremony of the first Chinese school in Sydney with 20 students and Lu Yijun as the teacher, and speeches by Ye Bingnan, Lu Yijun, Tang Caizhi, Liang Chuang, Li Chun, Xian Junhao, Ye Tonggui, Zhan Diefu.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802539
trove_id: 26802539
description:
Sydney Chinese community celebrates the birthday of Emperor Xuantong. Speeches by Ye Bingnan, Lu Yijun and others.


date: 1910-02-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802539
trove_id: 26802539
description:
Chinese community in Edmenton, Queensland, sends telegram to Beijing on the demarcation of Macao border.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802544
trove_id: 26802544
description:
A warning notice to Ye En from Huang Shichu and other members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802544
trove_id: 26802544
description:
Imperial edict on December 7 awards imperial scholarship titles to Zhan Tianyou, Yan Fu and other returned students who have excellent performance.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802544
trove_id: 26802544
description:
News in brief/ Gao Er'qian is urged to report to the ministry of foreign affairs. Bank of Communications to be expanded. Returned army students are required to serve in their home province. Yuan Shuxun asks for reduction of the tax payment but refused by the Board of Revenue. Lin Shaonian and Li Jiaju are appointed to check revenue report of the ministry of internal affairs. American and British ambassador offer to mediate the dispute over Macao border between Portugal and China. Negotiation on the return of Kaiping coal mine has failed. Zhang Yintang reports that American government is to further reduce China's Boxer indemnity.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802544
trove_id: 26802544
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Zai Xun feels humiliated while touring overseas. Prince Regent is keen to hear public opinion. Hubei governor Yang Wending donates to repayment of national debt. Foreign countries set up their consulate in Harbin (Russia, Japan, Germany, America, Britain and France). Japanese and railway construction in south Manchuria. German seize rich mining resources from Shandong province. Zhili governor Chen Kuilong recommends new naval port.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802543
trove_id: 26802543
description:
Guangdong news/ Income and expense of the Guangdong army in 1908. Beijing inquires into the progress of survey of military maps in Guangdong. British engineer surveys in Dongguan. Yuan Shuxun sends legislature members to investigate local administration. A case of Portuguese occupation of Chinese dockyard. Management staff of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company. Yuan Shuxun orders to deport French missionary from Puning county for his interference with local legal affairs.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802543
trove_id: 26802543
description:
Clouds over Tibet. Chinese troops arrive in Lasa and have serious clash with local residents. Dalai Lama flees Tibet and has arrived in India. British and Indian authorities respond to crisis in Tibet.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 3
column: d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802543
trove_id: 26802543
description:
Number of foreigners in China in 1908 (Japanese, Russian, Briton, German, American, Portuguese, French, Italian, and others).


date: 1910-03-05
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802543
trove_id: 26802543
description:
New Chinese consul general in Hawaii Liang Guoying, his background, meeting with members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association, and his speech to the Chinese school students.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 6
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802548
trove_id: 26802548
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong/ The case of Liu Shiji. Representatives from province call for a national parliament. Board of Revenue orders a financial checkup. Demarcation of Macao border and the dispute. 


date: 1910-03-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802547
trove_id: 26802547
description:
Australian defence minister talks in Sydney about national defence, and compares with other countries (Britain, Germany, France, America and Japan).


date: 1910-03-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802547
trove_id: 26802547
description:
Australia's first high commissioner to London, former prime minister Sir George Reid has arrived and taken his office.


date: 1910-03-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802547
trove_id: 26802547
description:
A notice from the Chinese consulate in Wellington on the reentry of Chinese immigrants into New Zealand.


date: 1910-03-12
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802552
trove_id: 26802552
description:
A report prepared by Wu Hongkui and 20 other Chinese businessmen in America on the crimes committed by Ye En, Ou Jujia and Liang Shaoxian.


date: 1910-03-12
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802552
trove_id: 26802552
description:
Chinese community in Australia sends their representative Lu Naixiang to China to urge the establishment of a national parliament. An open letter to the whole Chinese community in  Australia from Ye Bingnan, Liang Chuang, Huang Zaixing, Zheng Fanchang, Xian Junhao, Lu Dunkui and Tang Caizhi.


date: 1910-03-12
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802552
trove_id: 26802552
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent works hard. Emperor Xuantong likes to read books. Prince Regent to have a new mansion. New plan for development in Qinghai. China considers renewal of the treaty with Russia. Lu Zhengxiang reports to Beijing the international peace conference in Hague. Navy school to be built in seven province. Number of school and student in Zhili province.


date: 1910-03-12
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802551
trove_id: 26802551
description:
Guangdong news/ Chinese government negotiates with Peruvian authority over the ban on Chinese immigration. Guangdong officials return after an investigative tour of Japan. Dongguan county magistrate reports on a missionary case in which a German church is destroyed. Yuan Shuxun order a financial checkup. Shares of the second phase of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Prisons in Nanhai and Panyu organise skill training courses for convicts. A female teacher is found dishonourable. A robbery in Dongguan.


date: 1910-03-12
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802551
trove_id: 26802551
description:
Further report on the Tibetan crisis. Dalai Lama arrives in India and will be entertained by British and Indian authorities. Inquiry from Russia on the Tibet crisis. Suggestions to Chinese government to solve Tibet crisis.


date: 1910-03-12
page: Suppl'ment
column: one page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802553
trove_id: 26802553
description:
Photocopy of a letter from Ou Jujia to his friend which reveals that his plot for the Zhenhua and Guangmei companies in Guangxi.


date: 1910-03-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802557
trove_id: 26802557
description:
First part of a petition from provincial representatives to the du cha yuan in Beijing on establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-03-12
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802557
trove_id: 26802557
description:
Photograph of Kang Youwei and report on his background in the past 53 years, prepared by Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association. 


date: 1910-03-19
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802561
trove_id: 26802561
description:
Editorial claims that establishment of a national parliament and legal system is crucial to save China.


date: 1910-03-19
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802561
trove_id: 26802561
description:
Sydney Chinese Empire Reform Association sends their congratulations to Kang Youwei on his 53rd birthday.


date: 1910-03-19
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802561
trove_id: 26802561
description:
Beijing news/ Land cultivation in inner and outer Mongolia. New army system established. German ambassador in Beijing asks to build a dockyard in Shandong province. New system of civil service meets obstacles. Coal tax in Fushun and conflict with Russian. Shandong province tries to redeem five coal mines from German company.


date: 1910-03-19
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802560
trove_id: 26802560
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Yuan Shuxun orders to purchase artillery from overseas. Presbyterian church in Lianzhou refuses to pay tax for land purchase. Yuan Shuxun agrees to increase government expenditure. Longzhou magistrate reports border dispute with Portuguese. New requirement for issuing passport to foreign tourist and businessman. Hong Kong's international trade in 1909.


date: 1910-03-19
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802565
trove_id: 26802565
description:
Second and final part of a petition from provincial representatives to the du cha yuan in Beijing on establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-03-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802564
trove_id: 26802564
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney celebrates the 53rd birthday of Kang Youwei and speeches by Ye Bingnan, Xian Junhao, Liang Chuang, Liu Kezhai, Zheng Fanchang and Wu E'lou.


date: 1910-03-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802564
trove_id: 26802564
description:
The engineer, who beats Chinese chef Peng Yun to death on board of Strathness, is found no guilty in a South Australian court.


date: 1910-03-19
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802567
trove_id: 26802567
description:
A notice from shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd) in Hong Kong.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802569
trove_id: 26802569
description:
A petition to du cha yuan in Beijing from the Chinese community in Australia, signed by its representative Ye Bingnan, urges to set up the national parliament as soon as possible.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802569
trove_id: 26802569
description:
Beijing news/ Dai Hongci suggests an independent judicial department. Collaboration between naval building, railway construction and mining exploitation. Local governor will be commander of Chinese navy. Loan for Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Board of Revenue and its operation. New tax regulation on mining project. Beijing officialdom and its recent news. Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang and Jiang Chunlin. Li Jiaju supports establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802568
trove_id: 26802568
description:
Guangdong news/ Training of the New Army. A charity institute in Guangzhou suggests to collect special tax to repay foreign debt. A box match in Hong Kong.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802568
trove_id: 26802568
description:
Tibet crisis/ Chinese government explains why they send troops to Tibet. Dalai Lama in the capital of India.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 3
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802568
trove_id: 26802568
description:
Correspondence from America/ America welcomes Chinese students. Chinese engineer Liang Tian invents new machine.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802568
trove_id: 26802568
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Chinese government watches closely progress of aeroplane industry overseas. Some returned students in Beijing and their life.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802572
trove_id: 26802572
description:
Trial of the case of Peng Yun, a Chinese chef who was beaten to death by a white engineer on board of Strathness.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802572
trove_id: 26802572
description:
The second son of Huang Zaixing, owner of Tiy Sing shop, is going to university with an excellent examination result.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802572
trove_id: 26802572
description:
New South Wales Chinese Merchant Society reports the income and expense for celebration of the birthday of Emperor Xuantong.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 8
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802575
trove_id: 26802575
description:
An open letter from Chinese Empire Reform Association in St Louise, America, regarding Zhenhua company and the murder of Liu Shiji.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802575
trove_id: 26802575
description:
An open letter from Chinese Empire Reform Association in Canada regarding Zhenhua company and the murder of Liu Shiji.


date: 1910-03-26
page: 8
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802575
trove_id: 26802575
description:
An open letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Washington and Boston regarding the Zhenhua company and other relevant issues.


date: 1910-04-02
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802577
trove_id: 26802577
description:
An open letter from Li Fuji to shareholders of the Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1910-04-02
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802577
trove_id: 26802577
description:
Imperial edict on January 16 on Tibet crisis and the escape of the Dalai Lama to India, on January 18 on the death of Dai Hongci and appointment of other officials.


date: 1910-04-02
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802577
trove_id: 26802577
description:
News in brief/ Lu Chuanlin is to retire. Prince Qing is old. Negotiations with Britain on the return of Tongguanshan mine in Anhui. No stamp duty on newspaper publishing. Jiang Chunlin impeaches Zhang Renjun. Lu Runyang is selected as teacher of Emperor Xuantong. Financial checkup prepared on the inner court next year.


date: 1910-04-02
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802577
trove_id: 26802577
description:
Three important officials die one after another: Dai Hongci, Governor-General of Yunnan and Guizhou province; Li Jingyi, and Governor-General of Shaanxi and Gansu province Chang Geng.


date: 1910-04-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802577
trove_id: 26802577
description:
Navy news/ Zai Xun recommends Duan Fang, Yan Fu, Wu Guangjian, Wei Han and Zheng Qinglian. Shares of naval budget of local provinces. Naval education prepared.


date: 1910-04-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802576
trove_id: 26802576
description:
Beijing news/ Zai Ze and Xu Shichang have different opinions of government expenditure. Colleagues of the Research Institute for Constitutional Reform in Fengtian attack the department of foreign affairs for their failure in negotiation with Japanese and are retaliated. Russian demand more territories from the Chinese government. Foreign businessmen in Manchuria (Japanese, American, British and German). Empress is pondering to move out of the Forbidden City temporarily. Expense of the inner court in the past three years. Prominent scholar are appointed legislature members, including Zhang Qian, Qian Xun, Zhang Yuanji and Miu Quansun.


date: 1910-04-02
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802576
trove_id: 26802576
description:
Guangdong news/ News on the demarcation of Macao border. Names of Guangdong students who graduated from Beijing and Tianjin universities. Long Jianzhang proposes reorganisation of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company. 


date: 1910-04-02
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
description:
Further report on the clash between New Army and government troops in Guangzhou on the eve of Chinese New Year.


date: 1910-04-02
page: 8
column: c-d
source: America
description:
Members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America and Canada send their warning message to Ye En, of Zhenhua industrial company (Jun Wah Sut Yip Co. Ltd).


date: 1910-04-09
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802583
trove_id: 26802583
description:
Navy news/ Zai Xun and Sa Zhenbing and their overseas investigation tour. Local governments find it difficult to raise naval funds.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802583
trove_id: 26802583
description:
Crisis in Tibet/ Wen Zongyao is blamed for the Tibet crisis. Chinese government notifies foreign countries on the run of Dalai Lama. Influence of the crisis in Yunnan province. Other relevant reports on the crisis.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802583
trove_id: 26802583
description:
Correspondence from Japan/ Publications by Chinese students in Japan. Japan prepares for the exhibition that to be jointly organised with Britain.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802583
trove_id: 26802583
description:
Beijing news/ Research Institute of Constitutional Reform (xian zheng guan) reserves talented people. New building proposed on the site of old Yanxi Palace. Fujian governor Song Fan to be transferred. Military headquarters in Beijing employs technicians. Japan changes it plan for the south Manchuria railway. Proposal to reform the court and the civil service system.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802582
trove_id: 26802582
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun orders all revolutionaries be caught. Businessman in Xinning county donates to school education. Army students dispatched to study in Jiangning. Yuan Shuxun ordered to produce military maps. Effectiveness of opium ban in Guangdong. A couple in Nanhai are penalised for adultery.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 6
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802587
trove_id: 26802587
description:
A warning message from Zhou Ziting, Zhou Jialuo, Zhou Libin and other members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in American to shareholders of the Zhenhua company on the misconduct of Ou Jujia.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802586
trove_id: 26802586
description:
Chinese Consul General in Melbourne Liang Lanxun visits Bendigo, meets the city mayor and Chinese businessmen, and his speeches.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802589
trove_id: 26802589
description:
Further report on the clash between New Army and the government security troops in Guangzhou on the eve of Chinese New Year, and the aftermath.


date: 1910-04-09
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802589
trove_id: 26802589
description:
Chinese community in South Australia donates to help the case of Peng Yun, Chinese chef who was beaten to death by a white engineer on board the Strathness.


date: 1910-04-16
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802591
trove_id: 26802591
description:
Correction/ The last issue of Tung Wah Times wrongly reported that Governor-General of Yunnan and Guizhou province Li Jingyi and Governor-General of Shaanxi and Gansu province Chang Geng have died. In fact both of them are still alive.


date: 1910-04-16
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802591
trove_id: 26802591
description:
Tibetan crisis/ Foreign governments, including Japanese and British, and the Tibet crisis. Other reports on the Tibet crisis and the run of Dalai Lama.


date: 1910-04-16
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802591
trove_id: 26802591
description:
Beijing news/ Monetary system to be unified. A transitional school proposed in Beijing to prepare students for their studies in America. Beijing University employs 20 foreign teachers from Germany, Britain and other countries. The territory of Manchuria. Tang Shaoyi after returning from his overseas tour. Yuan Shikai are still very active in his home town. Negotiation with British businessman over the Tongguanshan mine has concluded. Zai Tao reviews military exercise with uniform.


date: 1910-04-16
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802590
trove_id: 26802590
description:
Guangdong news/ Amount of funds raised last year in Guangdong for local self-government. A uniform factory in Guangdong for the army. The loss of New Army in the recent clash with security troops. Guangdong meets a financially difficult situation. Income and expense of Guangdong for the second half of last year. Guangdong appoints tax supervisor. Girl students are not allowed to collect charity donations. A girl is found drinking in a restaurant. 


date: 1910-04-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802590
trove_id: 26802590
description:
William Booth, founder and general (1878-1912) of the Salvation Army, celebrates his 81st birthday and congratulations from Queen of Britain.


date: 1910-04-16
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802590
trove_id: 26802590
description:
News in brief/ Second son of Prince Qing accepts a prostitute as gift. Prince Qing suggests rehabilitation of Yuan Shikai. Prince Qing seeks to retire.


date: 1910-04-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802595
trove_id: 26802595
description:
An open letter from members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Manila to shareholders of the Zhenhua company.


date: 1910-04-16
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802597
trove_id: 26802597
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ Advantage of man and woman. Napoleon's achievement. The country that has more sunny days. Life span of European people. Number of servants in imperial palace in Germany.


date: 1910-04-23
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802599
trove_id: 26802599
description:
First part of an editorial claims that local self-government would be foundation for constitutional reform.


date: 1910-04-23
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802599
trove_id: 26802599
description:
News in brief/ More petitions for the setup of national parliament. Imperial scholar Hu Sijing suggests reducing some local official candidates. New policy for Tibet. Yin Chang to replace Tie Liang as army commander. British loan and the railway project from Tianjin to Pukou. Preparation program for study in America and the supervisors. Chinese student in America Rui Sen invents model warship. 


date: 1910-04-23
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802599
trove_id: 26802599
description:
Beijing news/ Military consulting office in Beijing and its functions. Prince Regent and the political legislature assembly. Railway construction in Sichuan province and the corruption. Li Jiaju's proposal for reform of civil service system. Proposal to dismiss Liang Dunyan. Shandong gentry help railway construction. Beijing authority responds to the clashes in Guangzhou between New Army and security troops. The second son of Prince Qing and a prostitute. The case of Xiong Chengji. 


date: 1910-04-23
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802598
trove_id: 26802598
description:
Guangdong news/ Portuguese put artillery opposite to Qingzhou Hill. Zhu Juzun arrives Guangzhou and the welcome. Long Jianzhang decides the rights to vote for all shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. A foreign ambassador is interested in the Beihai-Liangshan railway. Li Zherui is assigned to investigate the clash in Guangzhou between New Army and the security troops. A robber in Panyu county. Leaders of the New Army in their clash with security troops are to be punished. More than 700 American tourists arrive Guangzhou.


date: 1910-04-23
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802605
trove_id: 26802605
description:
Governor-General of Guangdong and Guangxi province Yuan Shuxun responds to the case of Liu Shiji. Zhenhua shareholders in America denounce Ou Jujia.


date: 1910-04-23
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802605
trove_id: 26802605
description:
A notice from tong shan tang in Brisbane on the transfer of remains of their deceased fellows back to China. The areas covered are Brisbane, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Warwick, Killarney, Inglewood, Stanthorpe, Texas, Goondiwindi, Mungindi, Esk, Dalby, Miles, Youlba, Roma, Surat, Mitchell, Morven, Charleville, Cunnamulla, Thargomindah, Rulo, Adaville, Windorah, Jundah, Isisford, Blackall, Tombo, Augathella, Gympie, Kilkivan, Maryberough, Gayndah, Chinders, Mount Perry, Eidsvold, Toroom, Bundaberg, and Gladstone. The people to contact are Sue On Lee, Roma Street, Brisbane; Lun Sing, Wickham Street, Brisbane; Dickson, Melbourne Street, Brisbane; You Sang, Roma Street Market, Brisbane; S. Jue Yow & Sons, 20 Roma Street, Brisbane; On War Tiy & Co., Wickham Street, Brisbane; See War & Co., 24-27 Brunswick Street, Brisbane; and Jim Yin, Wharf Street, Brisbane.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802607
trove_id: 26802607
description:
Second and final part of the editorial claims that local self-government would be foundation for constitutional reform.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802607
trove_id: 26802607
description:
News in brief/ Security guard Zhi Bin blocks the war of Prince Regent and reports corruption. German and Russian students in Beijing. Foreign countries compete each other to contract the Sichuan-Hubei railway project. Li Jingyi reports that French want to control post service in Yunnan province. Census under preparation. Uniform for girl students in Beijing. Two French engineers in the Beijing-Hankou railway project apply for Chinese citizenship. Russian rebuffs attempt of Britain and America in Manchuria. Post service to be unified by 1913. Number of students in Beijing University.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802607
trove_id: 26802607
description:
Beijing news/ Zai Ze might lead the Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu). Prince Qing recommends Duan Fang. Newspaper publishing in Beijing. American missionary to set up Zhijiang University in Hangzhou. Sun Baoqi protects mining resources in Shandong province. Preparation program for Chinese students to study in America. China to set up a shipping school. Na Tong and French ambassador talk security issues in Yunnan province. Another strategy to ban opium. Sword for Chinese military officers manufactured in Tianjin. Bank of China makes profits.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802606
trove_id: 26802606
description:
Guangdong news/ Demarcation of the Macao border. Leaders of the New Army rebellion are executed. Magistrate Guo Renzhang reports mining resources in Qinxian and Lianzhou counties. Redundancy of the provincial government departments. Inspectors dispatched for Dongsha island. Tang Shaoyi visit Xiangzhou, business town in Xiangshan county.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802606
trove_id: 26802606
description:
Chinese military commander Zai Tao arrives in Washington for an investigative tour. His entourage includes Li Jingmai and 17 others.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802606
trove_id: 26802606
description:
University of Berlin invites descendant of Confucius from China on its 100th anniversary celebration.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802606
trove_id: 26802606
description:
Oxford and Cambridge are to jointly set up an English university in Hankou. Japan wants to recruit more Chinese students.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802606
trove_id: 26802606
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong/ Nanqiang Public School in Guangzhou. Recent development in China and Guangdong province.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802611
trove_id: 26802611
description:
A farewell letter from Huang Shiyan to Chinese Consul General Liang Lanxun and Kong Chew Society on his leaving for China.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802610
trove_id: 26802610
description:
Chinese consulate in New Zealand has new address which is: Chinese Consulate, Burnell Avenue, Thorndon, Wellington, New Zealand.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802610
trove_id: 26802610
description:
Chinese businessman in Melbourne Huang Shiyan is going back to China, and the farewell from Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun, Kong Chew Society and the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Sydney.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802610
trove_id: 26802610
description:
Andrew Fisher becomes new Prime Minister of Australia and his cabinet. State election under way in New South Wales.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802610
trove_id: 26802610
description:
A notice from the Sanyi (Nanhai, Panyu and Shunde) fellowship society heng shan tang for transfer of remains of deceased fellows back to China.


date: 1910-04-30
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802613
trove_id: 26802613
description:
A public notice issued by the Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne on the election of Guangzhou-Hankou railway company.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802615
trove_id: 26802615
description:
Editorial praises Feng Ru, native of Enping county in Guangdong, for his invention of aeroplane and radio communication. Photograph of Feng Ru and his products.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802615
trove_id: 26802615
description:
News in brief. Sheng Xuanhuai to be minister of communications. Another examination prepared for returned students. Li Jingfang and Lu Zhengxiang will stay in their position. Robert Hart will not return to China. Russian in Heilongjiang and Mongolia. Zhang Renjun is order to investigate Yuan Shuxun. Tang Shaoyi is urged to come to Beijing.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802615
trove_id: 26802615
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Qing seeks to retire. Wu Weiruo on the appointment of talented people. Qin Chunxuan and disaster relief in Hunan province. Overseas Chinese might be appointed ministry officials. Budget for the Board of Education in 1910. Mongolia might fall into other's hand. German in Shandong want to teach their language in the schools. Japanese ambition in Lushun.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802614
trove_id: 26802614
description:
Guangdong news/ Ministry of foreign affairs from Beijing makes inquiry into Guangdong on their negotiation with Portuguese over Macao border. Yuan Shuxun bans The Chinese Daily (hua zi ri bao) from Hong Kong. There are around 200 dyeing mills in Guangdong. Survey undertaken on foreigners living in Guangdong. Another robbery and murder case in Gaoyao county.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802618
trove_id: 26802618
description:
Lu Naixiang (Jifu), representative of Chinese community in Australia, has arrived Beijing for a petition to set up national parliament.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802618
trove_id: 26802618
description:
Chinese community in Adelaide, represented by Xie Bingjian, sends protest telegram to Beijing on election of local legislature assembly.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802618
trove_id: 26802618
description:
Australian government to send back a Chinese boy who does not go to school but rather work for his father. 


date: 1910-05-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802618
trove_id: 26802618
description:
A white man in Goulburn, New South Wales, is sentenced to death for seriously injuring a Chinese man.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802618
trove_id: 26802618
description:
A farewell message from Huang Shiyan in Brisbane thanks Chinese fellows in Sydney for their hospitality.


date: 1910-05-07
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802621
trove_id: 26802621
description:
A petition from the Chinese community in Australia, submitted by their representative Lu Naixiang, to the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-05-14
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802623
trove_id: 26802623
description:
News in brief/ Petition to the establishment of national parliament. A commercial bank to be set up in Tianjin. Liang Cheng as Chinese ambassador to Germany. Redeem of the Tongguanshan mine in Anhui and the price. Chinese official in Tibet reports collaboration between Dalai Lama and Russian. Jiang Chunlin arrives Shanghai. River dredged between Beijing and Tianjin. Chinese government and army training in Mongolia. News restrictions on foreign business activities in China. Smoking officials will be punished. Dalai Lama is pardoned. Jiang Chunlin on why pigtail should be cut off. Lu Chuanlin resumes work.


date: 1910-05-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802623
trove_id: 26802623
description:
Beijing news/ Wu Yusheng in the Bureau of Military Affairs. Quiet living area for Prince Regent. Financial deficit last year. A luxurious blueprint prepared by Japanese designer for the new Beijing University. China sends Wang Chonghui as its envoy to the international monetary conference in Hague. Xi Liang reports preparation for the railway project from Jinzhou to Aihui. Provincial governments are required to support the overseas naval investigation by Zai Xun. New loan for the railway project from Jiujiang to Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi province. Tianjin authority to redeem the tram line from Belgian company. Operation and the profits of railway from Qingdao to Jinan, capital of Shandong province.


date: 1910-05-14
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802622
trove_id: 26802622
description:
Guangdong news. Report on Dongsha island. A case of murder by bandits in Xinyi county. Japanese newspapers permitted to enter Guangzhou from Hong Kong. A survey on the sale of salt. Ministry of communications inquires into preparation for the Guangzhou-Macao railway. Guangdong purchases army horses from Mongolia and Manchuria. Fashionable dress is changing for freedom in Foshan. A clan school in Foshan and the modern education.


date: 1910-05-14
page: 6
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802627
trove_id: 26802627
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association in St Louis meets and the report. A new branch of the Chinese Empire Reform Association set up in Canada.


date: 1910-05-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802626
trove_id: 26802626
description:
Australian people mourn the death of King Edward VII, British monarch. Chinese Consul General in Melbourne Liang Lanxun sends his condolence to the Governor-General of Australia on the death of King Edward VII. King George V is crowned.


date: 1910-05-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802626
trove_id: 26802626
description:
The time to sit for Australian federal parliament, and state parliament of Victoria, Western Australia and New South Wales.


date: 1910-05-14
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802631
trove_id: 26802631
description:
First part of a report on the truth about Zhenhua company's fundraising and the sale of floating shares in America, report by Liang Chaojie.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802633
trove_id: 26802633
description:
News in brief/ Four foreign countries insist to lend China for the railway construction in Sichuan and Hubei province. Duan Fang and Qin Chunxuan in the court. Jing Yuanshan (Liansan) is rehabilitated. Both America and Germany want to sell gunboat to China. Chen Zhaochang is promoted. Funeral of Dai Hongci.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802633
trove_id: 26802633
description:
Government officials in Beijing on opium ban and its relation to the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802633
trove_id: 26802633
description:
Lu Naixiang, representative of Chinese community in Australasia, arrives Nanjing for the petition of national parliament, and the welcome ceremony. 


date: 1910-05-21
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802633
trove_id: 26802633
description:
Beijing news/ Eunuch Zhang Deyi supervises the building of Yanxi Palace for Prince Regent. Huge expense for the mausoleum project of Emperor Guangxu. Purchase of building materials for the Beijing-Hankou railway project and the corruption. A science teacher to be selected for Emperor Xuantong. Zai Tao is returning after an overseas tour. Chinese government will appoint returned students to work in border provinces such as Tibet and Xinjiang. China exports steel products to America. Coal mines under German management in Shandong province.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802632
trove_id: 26802632
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor-general Yuan Shuxun plans to build a business town in Qianshanting and Nanshui. Yuan Shuxun and compulsory primary education. Investigation on those Chinese ship that fly foreign flags. Portuguese in Macao interfere with fishery in Wan Zhai. Wang Daoling, Su Shuzheng and other female Guangdong students in Japan are applying for government subsidy to their medical study. A temple in Foshan is robbed and Buddha's clothes are peeled off.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802632
trove_id: 26802632
description:
Clashes between local residents and foreign church in Yuanzhou, Jiangxi province, and five Germany missionaries are attacked.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802632
trove_id: 26802632
description:
Aglen, former customs officer from Hankou, has been appointed general customs inspector of China as Robert Hart refuses to return.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 6-7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802637
trove_id: 26802637
description:
Report on the conflict between Rev. Zhou Rongwei (J. Young Wai) and Sydney Chinese community on the establishment of the Chinese school and worship of Confucius. Arbitration by Guo Biao (George Kwok Bew), Wu Shihua, Chen Zhuchen, Chen Fakai and Yu Muchao. Report and comments in the Sydney English newspapers.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802636
trove_id: 26802636
description:
Further report on the conflict between Rev. Zhou Rongwei (J. Young Wai) and Sydney Chinese community on the establishment of the Chinese school and worship of Confucius. Arbitration by Guo Biao (George Kwok Bew), Wu Shihua, Chen Zhuchen, Chen Fakai and Yu Muchao. Report and comments in the Sydney English newspapers. A letter from reader Luo Run on this conflict.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802639
trove_id: 26802639
description:
Second part of the report on the truth about Zhenhua company's fundraising and the sale of floating shares in America, report by Liang Chaojie.


date: 1910-05-21
page: 8
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802639
trove_id: 26802639
description:
News on Chinese naval rebuilding (overseas students, establishment of a training school, recruitment of naval talents, etc.).


date: 1910-05-28
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802641
trove_id: 26802641
description:
First part of the open letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Honolulu to Prince Zai Tao. 


date: 1910-05-28
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802641
trove_id: 26802641
description:
News in brief/ Yu Lang writes to Prince Zai Tao who is on overseas investigation for naval building. A foreign ambassador asks for a short stay in the Summer Palace. Some revolutionaries are arrested in Beijing. House refurbishment for Prince Regent. Rui Zheng and the chaos in Changsha, Hunan province. Police raid a photo studio in Beijing for arms smuggling. Li Jingyi asks for more funds from Beijing for mining project in Yunnan. New American ambassador to Beijing meets Prince Regent. Jiang Chunlin arrives Shanghai. 


date: 1910-05-28
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802641
trove_id: 26802641
description:
Beijing news/ Lu Zhengxiang warns that foreign countries are to carve up China. Statistics on railway in China. Zhan Tianyou goes to an international railway conference as Chinese delegate. Surveillance on lamas in Beijing for their possible collaboration with foreigners. An imperial scholar proposes army building should be ahead of navy. Budget shortage for re-arrangement of Tibet administration. Talented people in the judicial department. Yuan Shikai in his hometown. Famine in Changde, of Hunan province, is the cause of chaos. Military budget for Tibet.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802640
trove_id: 26802640
description:
Guangdong news/ Gentry from Hunan province ask help from Governor-General Yuan Shuxun for famine relief. Yuan Shuxun draws a lesson from the famine and chaos in Hunan province. Guangdong army and their artillery equipment. Marriage Reform Association appears in Panyu county. Pang and Huo clans in Nanhai county have another fighting which claims at least four lives. Board of Revenue urges Guangdong to pay their shares. Robber in Baishi commune, Xinhui county. Men lose their pigtails while sleeping on the Guangzhou street. Salt harvest in Guishan. Budget for railway project in Guangdong.


