# article_index

date: 1920-12-25
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24098432
trove_id: 24098432
description:
Australia news/ Chefs and waiters on aboard of liners are on strike in New South Wales and the bargains. An old man is injured in a traffic accident. A returned serviceman in Sydney shoots dead his wife. Chinese man is detained for opium smuggling.


date: 1920-12-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24098432
trove_id: 24098432
description:
British businessman talks about China in Freemantle, Western Australia, on his return from Shanghai.


date: 1920-12-25
page: 8
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24098436
trove_id: 24098436
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Chen Jiongming bans gambling in Guangdong. Army commanders want to recruit civil corps in order to attack Guangxi. Arrests in Guangzhou for gambling. Guangxi army leave Zhaoqing and the report.


date: 1920-12-25
page: Supplement
column: one page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24098437
trove_id: 24098437
description:
Photographs of Ye Bingnan, Yu Rong, Guo Shun, Ye Tonggui, Huang Zhu, Chen Zhuchen, Ma Qi, Li Chun, Lin Dasan, Guo Chao, Huang Laiwang, Cai Rong, Liu Guangfu, Ye Bingyuan and Zhao Peichang. Photographs of the office building of the China-Australia Mail Line, the Sydney street where the company locates, Wing Sang & Co, Lee Sang & Co, Tiy Sang & Co, Wing On & Co, and liners of the China-Australia Mail Line: Huabing and Victoria.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 2
column: d
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093378
trove_id: 24093378
description:
Chinese delegate Gu Weijun speaks to the disarmament conference of the League of Nations and the report.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 2
column: d-e
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093378
trove_id: 24093378
description:
Three chief commanders in Guangdong (Sun Yatsen, Tang Shaoyi and Wu Tingfang) comment on the current situations in that province, and expedition to Guangxi. Proposal to include agriculture, trade and education departments in the new military government.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093377
trove_id: 24093377
description:
The Times reports from Tianjin the meeting in Fengtian which is attended by Sun Chuanfang, representative of Wang Zhanyuan in Hubei.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093377
trove_id: 24093377
description:
Chinese government seeks to borrow loans from Britain, America and France for the famine relief and their conditions.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093382
trove_id: 24093382
description:
Chinese consul-general in Australia Wei Zijing passes on a call from Guangdong for donations to the disaster area of war in Guangdong. And donations from Chinese communities in Australia. Names listed.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093381
trove_id: 24093381
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales meets and calls for donations to the war disaster area in Guangdong.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093381
trove_id: 24093381
description:
Fierce clash between Japanese and Manilamen in Broome, Western Australia has claimed several lives, and response of Australian government and society. Prime Minister William Morris Hughes sends cruiser there to protect white residents.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093381
trove_id: 24093381
description:
Chinese passengers write to praise the service of China-Australia Mail S. S. Line during their travel between Hong Kong and Australia.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093384
trove_id: 24093384
description:
Chinese communities in Australia call for donations to the drought, flooding and famine areas in China. Donation collectors are: Wing On Co, Lee Sang & Co, On Chong & Co, Tiy Loy & Co, Tung Wah Times, Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Kwong War Chong & Co, and Sun Suiy Wah Store.


date: 1921-01-01
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093384
trove_id: 24093384
description:
Guangdong news/ Tang Jiyao's motives in Guangdong. Sun Yatsen's plan to unify China by force. Wei Bangping's troops and their garrison. Guangxi troops (gui jun) retreat to Wuzhou from Zhaoqing. Guangdong people oppose the return of military government to Guangzhou. Bandits pretend to be government troops and the robbery.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093386
trove_id: 24093386
description:
Editorial by Duan Ben (anonymous author) claims that China should not delay the development of commercial and industrial enterprise.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 2
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093386
trove_id: 24093386
description:
Chinese newspaper comments on current situation in China, return of Sun Yatsen, Tang Shaoyi and Wu Tingfang to Guangdong, and formation of new political framework.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 2
column: e
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093386
trove_id: 24093386
description:
Russian army plan to attack northwest China, and preparation of Chinese commander Tang Chenyi and his border troops.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093385
trove_id: 24093385
description:
Gan Zuyuan, Li Hongji and two other members of the Guangdong legislature assembly write to provincial governor Chen Jiongming on local administration in Guangdong.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093385
trove_id: 24093385
description:
Chinese government seeks to borrow loans from French bank, the negotiation and secret involvement of Zhili governor.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093389
trove_id: 24093389
description:
Thirty-four Chinese sailors on board of a Norwegian steamship are on strike for more pay, trial in a Sydney court on the strike and its influence.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093389
trove_id: 24093389
description:
A motorbike and a light-train collide in Parramatta, Sydney, which claims three lives, one Chinese and two white men.


date: 1921-01-08
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093389
trove_id: 24093389
description:
Chinese Consulate-General in Australia acknowledges receipt of donations for drought areas in north China. Names listed include more than one hundred Chinese fellows as well as white men in Australia (Felton, Grimwade & Comapny, J. W. Simpson, Catholic Well-wisher, and many others).


date: 1921-01-08
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093392
trove_id: 24093392
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen, Tang Shaoyi and Wu Tingfang discuss formation of new military government in Guangzhou. Sun Yatsen proposes to incorporate local troops. Chen Jiongming to punish secret gambling in Guangdong. Zhang Binglin writes to Chen Jiongming and opposes to organise a new military government.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093394
trove_id: 24093394
description:
Editorial by Hu Xincheng on the celebration of founding of the Chinese Republic and the education of Chinese.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 2
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093394
trove_id: 24093394
description:
Report in Beijing newspapers on Sun Yatsen's speech at the dinner party given by Chen Jiongming to him, Tang Shaoyi and Wu Tingfang (regarding organisation of military government).


date: 1921-01-15
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093398
trove_id: 24093398
description:
An open letter from Chinese treasurer Zhou Ziqi proposes to abolish likin and to increase other taxes.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 6
column: a-b
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093398
trove_id: 24093398
description:
Chinese Consul-General in New Zealand Lin Shiyuan reports donations to drought relief in north China and flooding victims in Fujian province. Names listed include Chinese fellows and white men.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093398
trove_id: 24093398
description:
Two Chinese gardeners in Tamworth, New South Wales, discusses their proposed return to China, service of steamship companies and the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093397
trove_id: 24093397
description:
A public notice issued by Chinese consul-general in Australia Wei Zijing in regards to Chinese students coming to study in Australia and the requirements by Australian government.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093397
trove_id: 24093397
description:
Hong Kong - Shanghai Xinghua Flour Co Ltd tries to raise fund by floating shares in the Australian Chinese communities.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093397
trove_id: 24093397
description:
Sydney court issues its judgment to the strike of Chinese sailors who are service in a Norweign steamship.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093400
trove_id: 24093400
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales calls for donations to the war disaster area in Guangdong.


date: 1921-01-15
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093400
trove_id: 24093400
description:
Guangdong news/ Preparation for the organisation of military government. Report from Beijing on Chen Jiongming's opinions on the formation of military government. Zengcheng people report harassment by Jiangxi troops. Li Yaohan regains his properties once confiscated by Guangxi troops. Profiteer is detained in Guangzhou for their supplies to Guangxi troops months ago. Smuggled salt seized near Guangdong coast. Brutal looting by Guangxi troops in Gaoyao and Zhaoqing.


date: 1921-01-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093402
trove_id: 24093402
description:
Chinese government seeks approval from foreign governments in order to impose surtax to the current customs duties.


date: 1921-01-22
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093402
trove_id: 24093402
description:
Loss caused by the mutiny in Yichang, Hubei province, and warning from Japanese ambassador in Beijing.


date: 1921-01-22
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093401
trove_id: 24093401
description:
The Guangdong military government, under Sun Yatsen, Tang Shaoyi, Wu Tingfang and Tang Jiyao, issues open telegram to the nation, and makes appointment of government officials (Sun Yatsen, Tang Shaoyi, Tang Jiyao, Chen Jiongming, Wu Tingfang, Xu Qian, Li Liejun, and Ma Junwu).


date: 1921-01-22
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093401
trove_id: 24093401
description:
A Japanese guard shoots American naval officer in Vladivostok. American government demands apology and investigation.


date: 1921-01-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093405
trove_id: 24093405
description:
China-Australia Mail Line entertains Chinese community in Cairns, Queensland. Speakers at the dinner party include Ye Tonggui, representative of the mail line, Zhao Zhaonan, Kuang Guanglong, Wang Cai, and Huang Shunqian.


date: 1921-01-22
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093405
trove_id: 24093405
description:
China-Australia Mail Line entertains Chinese community in Townsville, Queensland. Speakers at the dinner party include Ye Tonggui, representative of the mail line, and ... (to be continued)


date: 1921-01-22
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093408
trove_id: 24093408
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial revenue decreases sharply following the ban on gambling. Ye Ju is appointed to incorporate various troops in Zhaoqing. Taishan people condemn troops looting. Enping people in Hong Kong denounce ransom by local authorities in their home town. Civil corps (min jun) harass Guangning county. Fighting between old and new armies in Lanzhen, (Zengcheng?). Fort commander in Humen orders to collect head (poll) tax on all passengers. Provincial governor Chen Jiongming once again orders to arrest all gamblers. Provincial governor Chen Jiongming and treasurer Liao Zhongkai to deal with devaluation of bank notes. 


date: 1921-01-29
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093410
trove_id: 24093410
description:
News on the unification of China/ Beijing government has cancelled another peace conference for the national unification. Military government in Guangdong and national unification.


date: 1921-01-29
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093410
trove_id: 24093410
description:
Chinese ambassador in Tokyo Hu Weide reports his negotiation with Japanese government over Manchuria and other issues.


date: 1921-01-29
page: 2
column: d-e
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093410
trove_id: 24093410
description:
Miscellaneous report on the negotiation between China and Japan on administration in Hunchun, Yanji and Dongning area in Manchuria.


date: 1921-01-29
page: 2-3
column: e-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093410
trove_id: 24093410
description:
Beijing students to organise a big gathering to raise funds for the drought area of five provinces in north China.


date: 1921-01-29
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093409
trove_id: 24093409
description:
Chinese government borrows from Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Corporation and three other foreign banks for relief work in the famine region.


date: 1921-01-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093413
trove_id: 24093413
description:
Chinese gardener in New Castle Zhong Maolin, a native of Gaoyao county, is murdered on his way to sell vegetables in the city.


date: 1921-01-29
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093413
trove_id: 24093413
description:
A further report on the entertainment provided by China-Australia Mail Line to the Chinese community in Townsville, Queensland. Speakers at the dinner party include Ye Tonggui, representative of the mail line, Yi Jingxin, Lin Jiexin and Liang Jiexing.


date: 1921-01-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093413
trove_id: 24093413
description:
A notice for address change issued by Rev. Ye Huilu, Church of England Chinese Mission, Christ Church School Hall, Pitt Street, Sydney (opposite Central Railway Station).


date: 1921-01-29
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093416
trove_id: 24093416
description:
Guangdong news/ Military government delivers notes to foreign missions in Guangzhou regarding total ban on gambling. Governor Chen Jiongming requests that military and civil affairs should be handled separately. Rewards offered to catch the murderer of Cheng Biguang, former naval commander. Navy farewells Tang Tingguang. Li Yaohan releases a public notice and gives up his military commandership. Tang Tingguang takes his officer of naval commander.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093418
trove_id: 24093418
description:
Editorial tentatively proposes that Guangdong should only be governed by Guangdong people (yue ren zhi yue).


date: 1921-02-05
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093418
trove_id: 24093418
description:
News on the national unification/ Zheng Zuolin's plan. Sun Yatsen, Wu Tingfang and Chen Jiongming try to win cooperation from Tang Jiyao in Yunnan. Naval representatives on the unification. Liu Cunhou and Xiong Kewu give up their claims of independence.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093418
trove_id: 24093418
description:
Response in the south China to the call for national unification/ Sun Yatsen to send Li Liejun for north expedition. Opposition in Guangdong to the organisation of a military government.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 2-3
column: e-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093418
trove_id: 24093418
description:
Second part of the report from Shanghai, prepared by Zeng Tingguang, on the current situations there.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093417
trove_id: 24093417
description:
China seeks to improve its international status in response to the conference of the League of Nations.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093417
trove_id: 24093417
description:
China in the south and in the north/ Sun Yatsen in the south proposes to withhold part of the state revenue for future use.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093422
trove_id: 24093422
description:
Chinese consul-general in Australia Wei Zijing publishes donations to the famine area in north China. Names listed includes agents, Chinese associations and other organisations throughout Australia.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093422
trove_id: 24093422
description:
Poems by various authors mourns over the death of Zhou Ruiting, Chinese herbalist in Bendigo, Victoria.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093421
trove_id: 24093421
description:
Chen Jiongming declares an expedition to Guangxi within two weeks and the budget shortage. Tang Shaoyi and Xu Shaozheng return to Shanghai. Mutiny and looting in Yuezhou, Hunan province. Lu Rongting and Wang Zhanyuan.


date: 1921-02-05
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093424
trove_id: 24093424
description:
Guangdong news/ Government and business have different opinion and strategy to curb inflation. Ferry tax imposed by Humen garrison has been abolished. Lu Rongting and Tan Haoming are planning to harass Guangdong once  again. Treasurer Liao Zhongkai on the valuation of bank notes. Disbanded civil corps are looting in Zhaoqing. Bandits rob a ferry in Dongguan county.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 3
column: one page
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093425
trove_id: 24093425
description:
This is special edition of Tung Wah Times on the Chinese New Year, mainly advertisements and personal cards.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 3
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093425
trove_id: 24093425
description:
Photograph of Huang Yuqing (C. G. Gwan), agent for Union Assurance Society Ltd, 27 O'Connell Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 14
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093439
trove_id: 24093439
description:
American President-elect Warren G Harding talks in Iowa that America should not join the League of the Nations.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 16-17
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093441
trove_id: 24093441
description:
Japan prepares for a war with America in the Pacific region and a comparison of their military forces, now and future.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 18
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093443
trove_id: 24093443
description:
Gu Weijun, Chinese representative to the League of Nations, talks with British envoy seeking support to the abrogation of the Twenty-One Demands signed with Japan.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 22
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093447
trove_id: 24093447
description:
Third part of the report from Shanghai, prepared by Zeng Tingguang, on the current situations there.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 22
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093447
trove_id: 24093447
description:
Chinese consul-general in Australia Wei Zijing writes to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales in regards to a conference of the World Confederation of Labour.


date: 1921-02-12
page: 22
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093447
trove_id: 24093447
description:
Poems by Pinchen on his travel from Samoa to Sydney and his detainment by Sydney customs for smallpox.


date: 1921-02-26
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093453
trove_id: 24093453
description:
Sichuan, Guangxi and Guizhou have given up their claim of independence, and response of the Beijing government.


date: 1921-02-26
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093453
trove_id: 24093453
description:
Yunnan governor Tang Mingeng gives up independence claim and send envoy to Beijing for unification negotiation.


date: 1921-02-26
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093452
trove_id: 24093452
description:
Beijing news/ Chinese ambassador to Tokyo reports Japan's plan for military expansion for future war with America. Anti-Japanese movement in America. A Japanese political society discusses policy towards China. 


date: 1921-02-26
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093452
trove_id: 24093452
description:
Fourth part of the report from Shanghai, prepared by Zeng Tingguang, on the current situations there.


date: 1921-02-26
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093452
trove_id: 24093452
description:
American government protests to China against the deregistration of American telegraph office in Shanghai.


date: 1921-02-26
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093452
trove_id: 24093452
description:
Japanese consulate in Hunchun is burned down by Chinese and Korean bandits,  and Japan demands compensation from Chinese government.


date: 1921-03-05
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093461
trove_id: 24093461
description:
Lenin government in Moscow writes to the Chinese government and say they would give up all unequal treaty signed by former Russian government with China.


date: 1921-03-05
page: 3
column: a-b
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093460
trove_id: 24093460
description:
French newspaper predicts the future war between Japan and America and the possible influence upon China.


date: 1921-03-05
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093460
trove_id: 24093460
description:
Hong Kong newspaper reports rumours in Japan which claims that Sun Yatsen has signed secret agreement with Lenin and his Russian government.


date: 1921-03-05
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093465
trove_id: 24093465
description:
Fifth part of the report from Shanghai, prepared by Zeng Tingguang, on the current situations there.


date: 1921-03-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093464
trove_id: 24093464
description:
Members of the Lizhi Club gathers and farewells Chen Juren on his return to China. Speakers include Chen Juren, Peng Lichuan, and others.


date: 1921-03-12
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093469
trove_id: 24093469
description:
Third and final part of the editorial on the Guangdong situations before and after the Republic of China.


date: 1921-03-12
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093473
trove_id: 24093473
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales acknowledges receipt of donations to famine and war victims in China. Names listed.


date: 1921-03-12
page: 8
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093475
trove_id: 24093475
description:
Sixth part of the report from Shanghai, prepared by Zeng Tingguang, on the current situations there.


date: 1921-03-12
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093475
trove_id: 24093475
description:
Guangdong news/ Obstacles to the presidential election. Provincial government issues regulation on local self-government at the county level. Wei Bangping disobeys to governor Chen Jiongming.


date: 1921-03-19
page: 3
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093476
trove_id: 24093476
description:
Japanese police detain Chinese student Huang Yibo and bring him to trial the next day in a Yokohama court.


date: 1921-03-19
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093481
trove_id: 24093481
description:
An article, written by Xiao Chunan, claims that commercial prosperity is crucial to national development.


date: 1921-03-19
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093480
trove_id: 24093480
description:
A letter from the Chinese community in Thursday Island to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Townsville, Queensland.


date: 1921-03-19
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093480
trove_id: 24093480
description:
Correspondence from Shanghai/ Chinese-Australian businessmen in Shanghai give a banquet in honour of Huang Rongliang, former Chinese Consul-General in New Zealand and Australia who is now accredited to Australia. Chinese-Australian businessmen appeared include Guo Biao, Ou Bin, Guo Le, Guo Shun, Ma Zuxing, Yang Huiting, Liu Xiji, Liang Chuang, Mai Mei, Chen Binghui, Yu Chunsheng, Fang Jinhong, Huang Siqiang, Huang Weili (Willy Wong), Li Sihua, Feng Kaitai, Yang Yuanheng, Guo Liyuan, Guo Canxun, Guo Diyuan, Pan Ru, Guo Duanxiang, Lin Haichou, Luo Guangzhao, Huang Qingguo, and former Chinese consul-general to Australia Zeng Zongjian.


date: 1921-03-19
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093480
trove_id: 24093480
description:
Board of the Unemployed Workers Association in Sydney acknowledges and thanks Chinese market gardeners for supplying them free vegetables.


date: 1921-03-19
page: 8
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093483
trove_id: 24093483
description:
Seventh and final part of the report from Shanghai, prepared by Zeng Tingguang, on the current situations there.


date: 1921-03-19
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093483
trove_id: 24093483
description:
Guangdong news/ Hong Kong newspaper reports the movement in Guangdong to elect a president, opposition from the army, and dialogue between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming over the dispute. Governor Chen Jiongming's proposal for local self-government and social response in Shunde, Xiangshan, Xinhui, Taishan, Sanshui, Zengcheng, Dongguan, Gaoyao and Yingde counties. Xu Chonghao continues to be the general manager of Guangdong railways.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093485
trove_id: 24093485
description:
Editorial on the leaving of Tang Jiyao and its relationship to united self-government of provinces (lian sheng zi zhi).


date: 1921-03-26
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093484
trove_id: 24093484
description:
Third and final part of translation from an American newspaper on Nantong -- the model city of China.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093489
trove_id: 24093489
description:
Chinese passenger should travel by Chinese liner, an open letter from dozens of Chinese clients of the China-Australia Mail Line, and their names listed.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093489
trove_id: 24093489
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales acknowledges donations to the famine area in China. Names listed.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093488
trove_id: 24093488
description:
Australian trade commissioner Edward Little reports from China on the railway construction and the business opportunity for Australian companies.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093488
trove_id: 24093488
description:
Two Chinese groups in Melbourne, zhi gong tang and Guomindang (Kuomintang or the Nationalist Party), are fighting each other and a Chinese market gardener is injured seriously.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093488
trove_id: 24093488
description:
Chinese businessman Ye Renzhi, a native of Zengcheng, in robbed in the front of Kwong War Chong shop in Dixon Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093488
trove_id: 24093488
description:
Chinese community in Cooktown, Queensland, donates to the famine victims in China. Their names listed.


date: 1921-03-26
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093491
trove_id: 24093491
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Chen Jiongming extends the consulting period for local self-government proposal in counties. Women employment in Guangzhou and their participation in local politics. Establishment and operation of the Guangdong Provincial Bank. A visit to Songlong town in Gaoyao county and its local security. 


date: 1921-04-02
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093492
trove_id: 24093492
description:
Statistics of foreign business in China (number of companies and employees), including America, Austria, Belgium, Britain, Denmark, Holland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, and others.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 3
column: c
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093492
trove_id: 24093492
description:
German authority notifies the Allies that they are not able to pay the reparations as previously agreed to.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 3
column: c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093492
trove_id: 24093492
description:
Envoy of Chinese government seeks cooperation from Britain, France and America in their attempt to regain extraterritoriality.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093497
trove_id: 24093497
description:
A report prepared by Wu Weitang and others on the excellent service provided by the China-Australia Mail Line company.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093497
trove_id: 24093497
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Chinese Consulate-General in Australia acknowledge receipt of donations for the famine victims in north China. Names listed.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093496
trove_id: 24093496
description:
Hua Ping (Hwah Ping), a steamship that Chinese government leases to the China-Australia Mail Line, will return to service soon.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093496
trove_id: 24093496
description:
Tung Wah Times clarifies that the previous report on Chinese group fighting in Melbourne (March 26 edition) is wrong as neither the zhi gong tang nor the Nationalist Party is involved in the fighting.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093496
trove_id: 24093496
description:
Two young Chinese in Sydney, Luo Daren's son Luo Weixin and Fang Jinyi's son Fang Jinyi, are admitted by a Sydney university for medicine study.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093496
trove_id: 24093496
description:
A Chinese doctor in Tamworth, New South Wales, is penalised for illegally selling wine to his clients.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093496
trove_id: 24093496
description:
Two Chinese, employee and employer, are interrogated in a Sydney court for their dispute over wage payment.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093496
trove_id: 24093496
description:
Members of the board of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales recently elected for 1921 and 1922. Names listed.


date: 1921-04-02
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093499
trove_id: 24093499
description:
Guangdong news/ Fighting in Guangzhou for the position of the head of public security bureau. Memorial meeting to be held for the officers and soldiers of Guangdong army who were killed in the battle. Guangdong military government declares to take over the customs administration and its aftermath. Banditry in Huiyang, Boluo, Zengcheng and Longmen.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 1
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093498
trove_id: 24093498
description:
Address of the Tung Wah Times: 52 Dixon Street, Haymarket, Sydney. And its notice says that The Tung Wah Times, being the official organ of the New South Wales Chinese Merchants' Society and the Chinese Nationalist Associations, has the largest circulation of any Chinese newspapers in the Commonwealth, New Zealand and the Pacific islands.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 2
column: c
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093501
trove_id: 24093501
description:
A meeting of the League of Nations in Paris and their proposed conference of International Labour Organisation.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 2
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093501
trove_id: 24093501
description:
An American senator proposed that the government should help transport grain donations to the famine region in north China.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093501
trove_id: 24093501
description:
News in brief/ Russian occupy Kulun. Xu Shaozheng is appointed to lead the expedition to Guangxi. Lu Rongting orders bandit Xu Weihai and his men to attack Zhaoqing, Kaijian, Lingshan and Qindong. Li Liejun's plan to enter Guangxi. Chen Jiongming to disband public security department. Xu Shichang appoints Ding Duo to set up air transportation centre in Shanghai. Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming have different opinion on presidential election. Liu Cunhou and Xiong Kewu. Chen Jiongming controls the army tightly. Reconciliation between Chen Jiongming and Lu Rongting. 


date: 1921-04-09
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093501
trove_id: 24093501
description:
Falling-out between Jiangxi provincial governor Chen Guangyuan and military commander Zhang Zongchang. And A letter from Chen Guangyuan to the Beijing government.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093505
trove_id: 24093505
description:
An article prepared by Kwong Sang & Co in Glen Innes on the competition between steamship companies.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093505
trove_id: 24093505
description:
Chinese community in Brisbane welcomes Xiao Chunan, representative of Xinghua Flour Co Ltd, and a detailed report. Names listed for shareholders of the company in Brisbane.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093505
trove_id: 24093505
description:
Communism started in Xincun village in the Third District of Huaxian county, Guangdong, and their declaration.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093505
trove_id: 24093505
description:
Liang Mingshun, a native of Zengcheng, farewells Chinese fellows in Australia on his return to hometown.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093504
trove_id: 24093504
description:
China-Australia Mail Line and Chinese government have reached new agreement on the continuing lease of Hwah Ping liner.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 7
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093504
trove_id: 24093504
description:
A meeting of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, and speakers include Shao Shaozeng, on behalf of the Chinese consul-general in Melbourne Wei Zijing, Guo Jianying, Chen Zhuchen, Ye Bingnan, Liu Guangfu, Zheng Fanchang, Lin Dasan, Wu Xiuguang, Wu Zhaoquan, Ma Qi, Zhang Fu, Zhu Songqing, Chen Fakai, Peng Lichuan, and others.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093507
trove_id: 24093507
description:
Inaugural speeches by the Sixth Board members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales.


date: 1921-04-09
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093507
trove_id: 24093507
description:
Guangdong news/ Chen Jiongming selects a site for the Southwest University. Former provincial treasurer Yang Yongtai's properties are confiscated. Bandits in Guangzhou and government's effort to suppress. A girl thief is caught on the site. Silk export from Guangdong province is going up.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093508
trove_id: 24093508
description:
Beijing government prepares to reorganise the military command system, military regions and the draft plan.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093508
trove_id: 24093508
description:
Wu Qiansun and Meng Yixian, on behalf of the international famine relief committee, start negotiation with Ye Gongchuo, Minister of Transportation of the Beijing government.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093508
trove_id: 24093508
description:
Educational authority in Guangdong prepares to set up eight special technical schools such as medicine, agriculture, foreign languages, and aquaculture.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093508
trove_id: 24093508
description:
Sun Yatsen talks to Guangzhou gentry about his plan to organise an industrial and commercial government (gong shang  zheng fu).


date: 1921-04-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093508
trove_id: 24093508
description:
Railway workers, transportation workers and miners in Britain are on strike and the response of the government.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093508
trove_id: 24093508
description:
Sun Yatsen has been elected President of China by the Guangdong military government, and opposition from the north and part of the south.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093513
trove_id: 24093513
description:
Chinese community in Townsville, Queensland, entertains Xiao Chunan, representative of the Xinghua Flour Co Ltd, and a detailed report. Names listed for shareholders of the company in Townsville.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093513
trove_id: 24093513
description:
Guangdong news/ Dozens of women in Qingyuan county are kidnapped and raped by a group of bandits on the border with Yingde. A young man in Dongguan county suggests his widow mother to remarry. Two cases of feud and clan fighting in Xinhui county.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093512
trove_id: 24093512
description:
Chinese consul-general in Australia Wei Zijiu and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales pass on a letter from the Beijing ministry of foreign affairs that acknowledges the receipt of donations from Australian Chinese communities to famine victims in north China.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093512
trove_id: 24093512
description:
Report on the process and result of an election of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093512
trove_id: 24093512
description:
Three Chinese passengers are detained by Sydney customs for carrying too much money that exceeds the limit.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093512
trove_id: 24093512
description:
Australian customs officer confiscates counterfeit bank notes from a Hong Kong passenger in Thursday Island.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093512
trove_id: 24093512
description:
Xiao Chunan thanks Chinese communities in Sydney, Brisbane, Rockhampton, Townsville, Innisfail and Port Darwin for their kind entertainments.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 8
column: a
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093515
trove_id: 24093515
description:
A report prepared by Zhou Zhonglin from Wellington, New Zealand, on dispute among the Chinese Association there on liner choice of Chinese passengers for their return, and their support to the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-04-16
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093515
trove_id: 24093515
description:
Guangdong news/ The Guangzhou municipal government to set up six new departments. Governor Chen Jiongming calls for donations to the famine victims in north China. Students in the Peikun Girls High School, Guangzhou, organise drama performance in order to raise donations for famine area in north China. A woman in Guangzhou leaves her husband and elopes with another man.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093517
trove_id: 24093517
description:
A message from Liang Zhenli (anonymous author?) to the Chinese community on the unity, competition between steamship companies, and the service of China-Australia Mail S. S. Line.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093517
trove_id: 24093517
description:
Lin Zhengxuan, chairman of the Guangdong legislature assembly, writes and exposes Chen Duxiu's communist propaganda in the province.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093516
trove_id: 24093516
description:
Wu Yaoguang, Huang Peiquan and other members of the Guangdong legislature assembly request the governor to stop communist propaganda instigated by Chen Duxiu and others.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093520
trove_id: 24093520
description:
A notice issued by Chinese consul-general in Australia Wei Zijing on the election of legislature assembly in Guangdong, qualification requirement, procedure and others.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093520
trove_id: 24093520
description:
Guo Quan of Wing On & Co plans to set up a big textile factory in Shanghai, issue of shares and others.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 7
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093520
trove_id: 24093520
description:
Zheng Dongmeng, Chinese businessman in Cuba, reports that tens of thousands of Chinese labourers there are now unemployed.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093523
trove_id: 24093523
description:
First group of receipts issued by the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs acknowledge donations by overseas Chinese communities (in various countries) to the famine victims in north China.


date: 1921-04-23
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093523
trove_id: 24093523
description:
Guangdong news/ It is rumoured that Wei Bangping tries to assassinate Hong Zhaolin. Further report on the attempt to assassinate Hong Zhaolin. Guangdong businessmen in Shanghai criticise Chen Duxiu, educational commissioner in Guangzhou, for his communist speeches, and the reply from governor Chen Jiongming. Tang Jiyao will stay in Guangzhou. 


date: 1921-04-30
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093525
trove_id: 24093525
description:
Editorial comments on the proposed establishment of Wing On Textile Company in Shanghai and its fundraising among the Chinese community in Australia.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093525
trove_id: 24093525
description:
A circular telegram issued by the National Peace Association in China on the fall of Kulun and the threat from Russian.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 3
column: a
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093524
trove_id: 24093524
description:
Living Buddha in Mongolia organises an empire after the fall of Kulun and with assistance from Russia.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093524
trove_id: 24093524
description:
A Chinese businessman in Nanyang, Mr Guo, talks about Guangdong situation after his travel there and the isolation of governor Chen Jiongming. 


date: 1921-04-30
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093529
trove_id: 24093529
description:
A letter from the general manager of Xinning railway in Guangdong to Tung Wah Times readers on their outstanding performance. 


date: 1921-04-30
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093529
trove_id: 24093529
description:
Second group of receipts issued by the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs acknowledge donations by overseas Chinese communities (in various countries) to the famine victims in north China.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093529
trove_id: 24093529
description:
Wu Elou, editor of the Tung Wah Times, apologises for the incorrect report on group fighting in the Melbourne Chinese communities. Actually neither the zhi gong tang nor the Nationalist Party is involved in the group fighting.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093528
trove_id: 24093528
description:
Members of the Li Zhi Society (li zhi hui) in Sydney gather to celebrate the graduation of Luo Weixin from his university medicine study. Speakers include Peng Lichuan, Lu Yuming, Ye Bingnan, Guo Jianying, Luo Daren and Li Run.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093528
trove_id: 24093528
description:
A notice by the China-Australia Mail Line can not confirm the arrival date of Hwah Ping, a liner form Hong Kong.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093528
trove_id: 24093528
description:
A notice issued by Gong Yi Tang (Goon Yee Tong), an association of Dongguan natives in Sydney, on the transportation of remains of their deceased fellows back to China. People to contact are Yuen Tiy Tong Kee & Co, 54 Campbell Street, Sydney; Lee Sang & Co, 90 Hay Street, Sydney; King Young, Dixon Street, Sydney; and Chung Lun, Gloucester Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093531
trove_id: 24093531
description:
A Guangdong folk song, written by anonymous author, on the hardship of the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-04-30
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093531
trove_id: 24093531
description:
Guangdong news/ Tang Shaoyi visits his hometown. Ye Gongchuo requests his subordinates to save some money for the famine victims. Workers in Shaoguan railway station on strike for safety reason. Street girls disappear in some parts of Guangzhou. Bandits in Luoding county. Kidnap in Dongguan. Wei Rongchang leads his Guangxi army looting some villages in Fengchuan county.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 2
column: a-b
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093533
trove_id: 24093533
description:
Christianity and Confucianism, written by Branden, New Zealand legal expert and former mayor of Wellington, and translated by Lin Shiyuan, Chinese consul in New Zealand.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093533
trove_id: 24093533
description:
An article selected from the wei xin bao (Reform News) in China claims that New Culture means  to refuse one's father, to share one's wife, and divide property evenly, and report on Chen Duxiu's absurd Bolshevik theories.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093533
trove_id: 24093533
description:
A meeting in Wuchang of representatives from Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan, Hubei, Fujian, Guangxi, Zhejiang, Sichuan provinces and their proposals for national unification.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093532
trove_id: 24093532
description:
Chinese government is not able to repay Japan the due debt. Britain, America, Japan and France are to have an international conference on Chinese problems if it could not be unified within one year.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093532
trove_id: 24093532
description:
Awards offered in the catch of murderer of Wang Wenhua, general military commander of Guizhou province. 


date: 1921-05-07
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093532
trove_id: 24093532
description:
An open letter from Zhang Taiyan (Binglin) to governors, military commanders and other leaders in southwest China.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093534
trove_id: 24093534
description:
Wing On Textile Company Ltd, Shanghai, raises funds by floating shares among the Chinese community in Australia. Budget proposal for the company establishment and statement of its future development. Founders include Liang Chuang, Guo Le, Guo Shun, Guo Biao, Guo Quan, Hu Yaoting, Ma Zuxing, Lo Ganbo, Du Zewen, Guo Shu. Addresses are: Wing On & Co, Haymarket, Sydney; The Wing On Company Ltd, Shanghai, China; The Wing On Company, Hong Kong; and Wing  On companies in Guangzhou and Xiangshan counties.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093537
trove_id: 24093537
description:
A declaration on current situation issued by the Investigation Bureau of Industrial and Commercial Development, Business Association in Beijing (Beijing zong shang hui).


date: 1921-05-07
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093537
trove_id: 24093537
description:
First part of report on a family tragedy in Harbin, Jilin province, in which two brothers, Cao Peixiong and Cao Peiyuan, murder their parents, Cao Zhigang and his wife.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093536
trove_id: 24093536
description:
Xiao Chunan, representative of the Shanghai - Hong Kong Xinghua Flour Company Ltd, visits Chinese community in Cairns with a purpose to raise funds for the reestablishment of the company and report on the entertainments.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093539
trove_id: 24093539
description:
Third group of receipts issued by the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs acknowledge donations by overseas Chinese communities (in various countries) to the famine victims in north China.


date: 1921-05-07
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093539
trove_id: 24093539
description:
Guangdong news/ Lin Zhengxuan claims that chairman of the provincial legislature assembly breaks the law. Tang Jiyao stays in Hong Kong. Governor Chen Jiongming offers rewards to report on corruption.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093541
trove_id: 24093541
description:
China and the League of Nations/ Representative of Chinese government Wang Chonghui is on the way to attend the conference of the League of Nations.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093541
trove_id: 24093541
description:
First part of a report in Hong Kong newspaper on the secret agreement between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093540
trove_id: 24093540
description:
More than 500 women in Guangzhou fight for their rights to vote and their  demonstration at the provincial legislature assembly.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093545
trove_id: 24093545
description:
second and final part of report on a family tragedy in Harbin, Jilin province, in which two brothers, Cao Peixiong and Cao Peiyuan, murder their parents, Cao Zhigang and his wife.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093544
trove_id: 24093544
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese Consulate-General in Melbourne says that some government bonds are matured and can be cashed at the consulate.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 7
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093544
trove_id: 24093544
description:
Sun Yatsen talks national unification, local self-government and cooperation with foreign countries.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093544
trove_id: 24093544
description:
Opposition to President Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou (from educational, agricultural and commercial associations in Hunan province, newspapers in Beijing and Shanghai, Hunan provincial governor Zhao Hengti, army in Hunan province, and old parliamentarians in Shanghai).


date: 1921-05-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093544
trove_id: 24093544
description:
A notice issued by Rev. Ye Huilu, Church of England Chinese Mission, Christ Church School Hall, Pitt Street, Sydney (opposite Central Railway Station).


date: 1921-05-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093544
trove_id: 24093544
description:
John Lee Orls, of Gordon Heights Estate, Manly, Sydney, is seeking his missing son who has Chinese father and English mother.


date: 1921-05-14
page: 8
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093546
trove_id: 24093546
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou people gather and request to drive Chen Duxiu out of Guangdong. Such calls also from Guangdong businessmen in Shanghai and Hong Kong, and the provincial legislature assembly. How Sun Yatsen is elected president by the upper and lower houses in Guangzhou. Sun Yatsen suggests to borrow huge amount of loans from foreign sources. Suggestion to change the name of Guangzhou. Provincial authority to set up a public university in Guangzhou. Police in Guangzhou harass peddlers. The provincial bank is going to bankruptcy.


date: 1921-05-21
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093549
trove_id: 24093549
description:
A foreign psychological professor of Hujiang University talks China's current situation and its future development.


date: 1921-05-21
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093548
trove_id: 24093548
description:
Second part of a report in Hong Kong newspaper on the secret agreement between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming.


date: 1921-05-21
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093548
trove_id: 24093548
description:
Chen Jiongming under the shadow of President Sun Yatsen. Report on a military meeting convened by Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou.


date: 1921-05-21
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093548
trove_id: 24093548
description:
Japanese Prime Minister Hara Takashi calls an important meeting attended by Japanese military commanders and civil administrators from Siberia, Korea, Shandong, Manchuria and Guangdong.


date: 1921-05-21
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093552
trove_id: 24093552
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese Consulate-General in Melbourne says that some government bonds are matured and can be cashed at the consulate-general, 48 William Street, Melbourne.


date: 1921-05-21
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093555
trove_id: 24093555
description:
Guangdong news/ The secret agreement signed between Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou and Lenin government in Moscow. Sun Yatsen's ambitious plan. Sun Yatsen has new presidential seal. Bandits in Huaxian county.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093557
trove_id: 24093557
description:
Third part of a report in Hong Kong newspaper on the secret agreement between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093557
trove_id: 24093557
description:
Opposition to the Guangdong Presidential election from Hunan (commercial, educational and agricultural associations).


date: 1921-05-28
page: 3
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093556
trove_id: 24093556
description:
Thousands of Indian workers refuse to work for European employers in Burma and Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi hires a boat to take them home.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093556
trove_id: 24093556
description:
Sun Yatsen seeks diplomatic recognition from American and other foreign countries to the Guangzhou government under his leadership.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 3
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093556
trove_id: 24093556
description:
Report on the important meeting convened by Japanese Prime Minister Hara Takashi and attended by Japanese military commanders and civil administrators from Siberia, Korea, Shandong, Manchuria and Guangdong.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093561
trove_id: 24093561
description:
A telegram from Overseas Chinese Association to the Beijing government that, 1) opposes to the restructure of the Bureau of Overseas Chinese Affairs (qiao wu ju), 2) reports new requirement by the Philippines authority for all business bookkeeping and, 3) refuses to accept appointment of Yu Chonghan as first Chinese ambassador to Thailand.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093561
trove_id: 24093561
description:
Ma Yushan and Zhang Jizhi (Qian) to set up five factories in Shanghai (biscuits, sweets, glass and sugar).


date: 1921-05-28
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093560
trove_id: 24093560
description:
News in brief/ Cao Kun, Zhang Zuolin, Wang Zhanyuan and 30 others stand against Sun Yatsen in the south. Navy commander Lan Jianshu meets Cao Kun and Zhang Zuolin in Tianjin for the joint action to Sun Yatsen. Shanghai police authority detains all communists and radicals. 


date: 1921-05-28
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093560
trove_id: 24093560
description:
A notice issued by hua qiao gong hui (Overseas Chinese Society) in Tamworth, New South Wales, to its members.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093560
trove_id: 24093560
description:
A notice by Liu Yufang, on behalf of an iron company in America, to its Chinese shareholders in Australia in regards to the company bankruptcy.


date: 1921-05-28
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093562
trove_id: 24093562
description:
Guangdong news/ Telegram from Hunan legislature assembly against President Sun Yatsen. Politicians in Guangdong are all seeking their own supporters. Provincial legislature assembly to elect the governor. Conflict between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming. Sun Yatsen issues bank notes. Hong Zhaolin seeks independence. Panic in Guangzhou. Business associations in Xiangshan request to abolish some taxes. Zhu Naibin speaks to villagers in Xiangshan the Three Principles of the People (san min zhu yi) and communism. New regulation for government bonds.


date: 1921-06-04
page: 2
column: d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093565
trove_id: 24093565
description:
News from Mongolia/ Gao Zaitian and his troops are in difficulty. Russian troops are leaving Chita for Kulun. China's border defence. Chinese government refuses to talk with Mongolian envoy. Manzhouli in crisis.


date: 1921-06-04
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093564
trove_id: 24093564
description:
Fourth part of a report in Hong Kong newspaper on the secret agreement between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming.


date: 1921-06-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093568
trove_id: 24093568
description:
Guo Shun, chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, is returning to Sydney with his family for fundraising for the  Wing On Textile Company in Shanghai.


date: 1921-06-04
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093568
trove_id: 24093568
description:
Su Shutang, board director of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, dies in Sydney and the family escort his remains back to hometown in Guangdong for burial.


date: 1921-06-04
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093568
trove_id: 24093568
description:
A party on board of Victoria, a liner of the China-Australia Mail Line, on its way from Hong Kong to Sydney and it is chaired by Guo Shun.


date: 1921-06-04
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093568
trove_id: 24093568
description:
A notice by Rev. Liu Junchen, Chinese Christ Church, for address change and the new address is same as Church of England Chinese Mission, Christ Church School Hall, Pitt Street, Sydney (opposite Central Railway Station).


date: 1921-06-04
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093571
trove_id: 24093571
description:
Guangdong news/ The inaugural ceremony of President Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou. Hong Kong authority forbids Chinese residents to celebrate inauguration of President Sun Yatsen. Military authority ban gambling in the army. Taxation on business in Xiangshan and the opposition. Xu Guqing speaks in the Confucian Promotion Society in Guangzhou. Gaoyao magistrate finds it hard to sell government bonds. Xu Chonghao proposes to borrow foreign loans to complete the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. A meeting of Guangdong gentry and military commanders. Chen Bingkun and Lu Rongting will lead their troops to attack Guangdong.


date: 1921-06-11
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093573
trove_id: 24093573
description:
Chinese government recalls its ambassadors (for a holiday in China) from six countries (Gu Weijun from Britain, Shi Zhaoji from America, Tang Zaifu from Holland, Wang Guangqi from Italy, Wang Rongbao from Switzerland, and Xia Yiting from Brazil).


date: 1921-06-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093573
trove_id: 24093573
description:
Representatives of provincial legislature assemblies and governors to gather in Beijing to discuss, 1) national unification and, 2) local self-government. Names listed for these people.


date: 1921-06-11
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093572
trove_id: 24093572
description:
Fifth part of a report in Hong Kong newspaper on the secret agreement between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming.


date: 1921-06-11
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093577
trove_id: 24093577
description:
An open letter to the Australian Chinese communities from passengers of Victoria, a liner of the China-Australia Mail Line. Passengers names listed.


date: 1921-06-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093576
trove_id: 24093576
description:
Proposal by Lu Huayue, a Chinese businessman in Sydney, to set up a sugar factory in Guangdong or Hainan island.


date: 1921-06-11
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093579
trove_id: 24093579
description:
Guangdong news/ Feud and fighting between two clans in Xinhui, Lin and Tang, and the casualties. Even women have the rights to vote in the local self-government election. How much the President Seal worth. Street cleaning in Guangzhou. Women's Association in Guangzhou and its membership fee. Ban on  gambling will be relaxed. Chen Jiongming after the inaugural ceremony of President Sun Yatsen.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093580
trove_id: 24093580
description:
Chinese President Xu Shichang in Beijing appoints new cabinet which comprises Jin Yunpeng, Yan Huiqing, Qi Yaosan, Li Shiwei, Cai Chengxun, Li Dingxin, Dong Kang, Fan Yuanlian, and Zhang Zhitan.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093580
trove_id: 24093580
description:
President Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou appoints his cabinet which comprises Wu Tingfang, Chen Jiongming, Tang Shaoyi, Tang Tingguang, Li Liejun, Xu Qian, Xu Shaozheng, Ma Junwu, Wu Chaoshu, Liao Zhongkai, Cheng Qian, and others.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093580
trove_id: 24093580
description:
Beijing government denies the treaty that Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou signed with a foreign government about mines in Guangdong province.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093585
trove_id: 24093585
description:
A circular telegram issued by Cao Kun, Zhang Zuolin, Wang Zhanyuan, Lu Rongting, Tan Haoming and dozens of other local governors against Sun Yatsen.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 6
column: b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093585
trove_id: 24093585
description:
Why Hong Kong authority forbids the Chinese residents to celebrate inauguration of President Sun Yatsen and an interview published by Hong Kong newspaper.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 6
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093585
trove_id: 24093585
description:
A proposal says that Beijing government should encourage overseas Chinese to set up industrial & enterprise companies in China.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093584
trove_id: 24093584
description:
No more Fijian banana come to Australia due to workers' strike and the high tariff imposed by Australian government.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 7
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093584
trove_id: 24093584
description:
First part of a report on industrial development in China (railway construction and foreign loans, flour industry, tobacco products, toys industry).


date: 1921-06-18
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093587
trove_id: 24093587
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce acknowledges receipt of donations to the famine victims in north China. Names listed.


date: 1921-06-18
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093587
trove_id: 24093587
description:
Guangdong news/ Inaugural ceremony of President Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou. Chen Bingkun and the national defence in Guangxi province. Huang Dawei and his troops on the way to defend the border. Xiong Lue and Li Fulin and the national defence. Xijiang River may have floods. Cost for the inaugural ceremony of President Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou.


date: 1921-06-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093589
trove_id: 24093589
description:
Armed conflict between Guangdong and Guangxi may break out at any moment. And comparison of Guangxi and Guangdong armies.


date: 1921-06-25
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093593
trove_id: 24093593
description:
Contents of a secret treaty signed between China (Chinese ambassador to Japan Zhang Zongxiang) and Switzerland.


date: 1921-06-25
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093595
trove_id: 24093595
description:
Guangdong news/ A prominent gentry in Guangzhou comments on current situations. Chen Jiongming supports a simple life association (jian de hui). Chen Jiongming abolishes ferry tax imposed by Zengcheng authority. Local security troops and the training in Zengcheng. Treasure found inside of a Buddha statue. A strange omen in a hill near Guangzhou. Bandits in Dongguan and the robbery. 


date: 1921-07-02
page: 1
column: top
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093594
trove_id: 24093594
description:
Address of the Tung Wah Times: 52 Dixon Street, Haymarket, Sydney. It is published every Saturday, and its notice says: The 'Tung Wah Times', being the official organ of the New South Wales Chinese Merchants' Society and the Chinese Nationalist Associations, has the largest circulation of any Chinese newspapers in the Commonwealth, New Zealand, and the Pacific islands.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 1
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093594
trove_id: 24093594
description:
Advertisement for On Chong & Co, Shipping Merchants, Importers & Exporters, Oriental Agency, 223 George Street North, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 1
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093594
trove_id: 24093594
description:
Advertisement for Ford Adams & Co, Customs House Agents, 10 & 11 Woolbrokers' Chambers, Young Street, Sydney. 


date: 1921-07-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093597
trove_id: 24093597
description:
China and Germany sign a trade treaty in Beijing. Representative of the German government comments on the treaty in Beijing.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 2
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093597
trove_id: 24093597
description:
Advertisement for The Australian Provincial Assurance Association Ltd, A. P. A. Building, 77 King Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 2
column: f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093597
trove_id: 24093597
description:
Advertisement for The Southern Insurance Association Ltd, Agent Liu Shuqing (Sidney H. Lowe), 18 Mary Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093596
trove_id: 24093596
description:
Beijing government sends warships south for a possible war with Sun Yatsen's government in Guangzhou.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093596
trove_id: 24093596
description:
Adviser of Chinese government talks in London the alliance between Britain and Japan and its possible influence upon China.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 4
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093599
trove_id: 24093599
description:
Advertisement for Hop Chong Co, General Merchants, Produce & Commission Agents, 100 Hay Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 4
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093599
trove_id: 24093599
description:
Advertisement for War Lee & Co Ltd, Fruit and Produce Merchants, Auctioneers and Commission Agents, Sections 17-18, Municipal Market, Roma Street, Brisbane.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 4
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093599
trove_id: 24093599
description:
Advertisement for Lee Sang & Co, Produce Merchants, Importers & Exporters, Corner of Hay and Harbour Streets, New Municipal Market, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 4
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093599
trove_id: 24093599
description:
Advertisement for John Hoe, Cabinet Maker and Furniture Manufacturer, James Street, Waterloo, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 4
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093599
trove_id: 24093599
description:
Advertisement for W. Mow Sang & Co, Fruit and Vegetable Warehouse and Commission Agents, Ultimo Road, Haymarket, Sydney. 


date: 1921-07-02
page: 4
column: f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093599
trove_id: 24093599
description:
Advertisement for G. Tong, Oriental Herbalist, Treats all internal and external diseases of both males and females, Consultation free, 305a Castlereagh Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 5
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093598
trove_id: 24093598
description:
Advertisement for Wing On Textile Co Ltd, Shanghai. A statement for fundraising, shares, and others. Contacts: Wing On & Co, Haymarket, Sydney; The Wing On Co Ltd, Shanghai, China; The Wing On Co Hong Kong, and Wing On companies in Guangzhou an Xiangshan.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093601
trove_id: 24093601
description:
Second part of the report on industrial development in China (tariff collection, telegraph, agricultural products).


date: 1921-07-02
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093601
trove_id: 24093601
description:
Pessimism over Guangdong/ Cargo ship hijacked, robbery on board of passenger ferries and looting in the village.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 6
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093601
trove_id: 24093601
description:
Advertisement for Tillook & Co Ltd, Merchants and Manufacturers, Kent and Liverpool Streets, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093600
trove_id: 24093600
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce gathers and welcomes Guo Shun. Speakers include Guo Shun, Chen Zhuchen, Lin Dasan, Zheng Fanchang, Zhang Fu, Wu Zhaoquan, Peng Lichuan, Ye Bingyuan, and others.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093600
trove_id: 24093600
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney to gather and the topic will be 'Where these is will there is a way'.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093600
trove_id: 24093600
description:
Advertisement for China Trading Co Ltd, Importers and Exporters, Eastern Merchants and Indent Agents, 54 Dixon Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093603
trove_id: 24093603
description:
Guangdong news/ Chen Jiongming organises a flying unit in his army. Xu Chongzhi and his army. Villagers in Xiangshan and their self-defence. Guangdong army on the way to the west. Amalgamation of a boy and a girl schools. Report on the water projects in Guangdong. Xu Chongzhi has moved. Businessman complains heavy tax. High alert in Xijiang River area. Army plans arrive Guangxi. Guangdong borrows more money for military purpose. Bandits and gambling in Dongguan.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093603
trove_id: 24093603
description:
Advertisement for Goldsbrough Optical Pariors, Jewellers & Opticians, 762 George Street, Haymarket, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 8
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093603
trove_id: 24093603
description:
Advertisement for Hop Lee & Co, Wholesale Fruit and Produces, Merchants and General Commission Agents, 9 Municipal Buildings, Ultimo Road, Haymarket, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-02
page: 8
column: f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093603
trove_id: 24093603
description:
Advertisement for Weller & Bostock, Drink Silver King Gen and Old Clan Whisky, 17 Grosvenor Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093604
trove_id: 24093604
description:
A letter from Lu Yongxiang, military commander of Zhejiang province, to Guo Shun, chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093604
trove_id: 24093604
description:
Third part of the report on industrial development in China (rapid industrial development in Jiangsu province).


date: 1921-07-09
page: 6
column: a-b
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093609
trove_id: 24093609
description:
First part of a report on the gathering of Chinese Association in Wellington, New Zealand (welcome Yu Rong, businessman from Sydney, discussion on operation of the China-Australia Mail Line, current Chinese affairs and others).


date: 1921-07-09
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093608
trove_id: 24093608
description:
New regulation in Melbourne and Sydney requires all traffic and passengers on the left side road, or penalty will apply.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093608
trove_id: 24093608
description:
Guangdong news/ Lu Rongting is ready to attack Guangdong. Chen Jiongming prepares to counterfront Lu Rongting. Sun Yatsen fails to win over support from Yunnan and Hunan. Xu Shichang orders to suppress Sun Yatsen.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 7
column: b
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093608
trove_id: 24093608
description:
Chinese consul in New Zealand Lin Shiyuan to be replaced by Li Guangheng, a Chinese consul from Yokohama.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093608
trove_id: 24093608
description:
Message from Liu Ruwen thanks friends & fellows for their condolences on the death of his brother Liu Ruxing.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093608
trove_id: 24093608
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney to gather and the topic will be 'Railway and its relation to national prosperity'.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093610
trove_id: 24093610
description:
A charnel house for deceased overseas Chinese in Xiangshan county, Guangdong, calls for donations or financial assistance. Names listed for donators in Australia.


date: 1921-07-09
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093610
trove_id: 24093610
description:
Guangdong news/ Panic in Guangzhou. Pawnshops in Xiangshan county under investigation for tax evasion. Mediation on the clan feud in Xiangshan county. Three man are poisoned to death by rotten food. Flood in Zhaoqing.


date: 1921-07-16
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093613
trove_id: 24093613
description:
Two meetings of the staff and students of eight tertiary institutions in Beijing that are chaired by Li Dazhao and others.


date: 1921-07-16
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093612
trove_id: 24093612
description:
Guizhou people demand an investigation on Liu Xianshi, former provincial governor, for embezzlement allegation.


date: 1921-07-16
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093612
trove_id: 24093612
description:
Third part of the report on industrial development in China (aviation industry, camphor export, industrial development in Manchuria, mint in Shanghai, textile export).


date: 1921-07-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093617
trove_id: 24093617
description:
Second part of a report on the gathering of Chinese Association in Wellington, New Zealand (welcome Yu Rong, businessman from Sydney, discussion on operation of the China-Australia Mail Line, current Chinese affairs and others).


date: 1921-07-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093616
trove_id: 24093616
description:
A notice issued by the China-Australia Mail Line for a shareholders meeting in the Protestant Hall, Castlereagh Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-16
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093616
trove_id: 24093616
description:
Zhou Yuanxi (S. Young Wai), the son of Rev. Zhou Rongwei, is the first Chinese who have passed the architect qualification examination, and now a member of the Australian Institute of Architect.


date: 1921-07-16
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093616
trove_id: 24093616
description:
An overseas Chinese meeting to be convened in the Protestant Hall, Castlereagh Street, and to discuss the national unification of China.


date: 1921-07-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093616
trove_id: 24093616
description:
Message by Liu Zuocai, a native of Zengcheng, in praise of the service at The Eastern House, 50 Dixon Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-07-16
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093619
trove_id: 24093619
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen wins more power for his presidency. How Chen Jiongming raises funds for his army. Li Houji is not happy with Sun Yatsen. The influence of New Culture promoted by Chen Duxiu. Water level falls in Zhaoqing. Two boys and one girl at a birth in Zhaoqing. Police solders in Guangzhou and the house search.


date: 1921-07-23
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093621
trove_id: 24093621
description:
Miscellaneous report on the mutiny in Wuchang, the aftermath and the investigation by government authority.


date: 1921-07-23
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093620
trove_id: 24093620
description:
China seeks support from American and British government to the withdrawal of Japanese troops from Siberia.


date: 1921-07-23
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093625
trove_id: 24093625
description:
Chinese community in Tamworth donates to a Chinese school organised by Dongguan fellows in Hong Kong. Names listed.


date: 1921-07-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093624
trove_id: 24093624
description:
Some suggestions before the convening of shareholders meeting of the China-Australia Mail Line (the establishment, operation and future of the company).


date: 1921-07-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093624
trove_id: 24093624
description:
A cabinet maker and furniture manufacturer factory, owned by Xian Junhao (John Hoe), in Waterloo, Sydney, is reduced to ashes in a fire.


date: 1921-07-23
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093627
trove_id: 24093627
description:
Guangdong news/ Whereabouts of Guangdong army. Newspapers forbidden to publish army news. Chen Jiongming in collaboration with capitalists. Army looting in Gaoyao county. Chinese passport not valid in Hong Kong. More strike in Taishan county. Chinese businessmen in Guangzhou to set up a big shipping company.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 2
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093629
trove_id: 24093629
description:
On industrial development and its relationship with national prosperity, written by anonymous author.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093629
trove_id: 24093629
description:
A circular telegram issued by the Beijing government on a punitive expedition to Sun Yatsen and his Guangzhou government.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093628
trove_id: 24093628
description:
Zhejiang province declares independence and response from the Beijing government and other provinces.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093633
trove_id: 24093633
description:
A folk song to some cold-hearted compatriots (on the establishment and development of the China-Australia Mail Line).


date: 1921-07-30
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093633
trove_id: 24093633
description:
News in brief/ Zhejiang governor Lu Yongxiang is urged to declare provincial independence and his comments. Beijing government sends envoy Wu Bingxiang to meet Lu Yongxiang in Zhejiang. Ji Jinchun and his troops on the way to Mongolia from Zhangjiakou. Qi Xieyuan of Jiangsu province disagrees to proposal by Lu Yongxiang. Some Anfu faction members are sentenced to death. Guangdong  people in Tokyo ask for suppression to Sun Yatsen. Wang Zhanyuan and his troops. Britain, Japan and America demand compensation from Chinese government for their loss in the Wuchang mutiny. Shaanxi people looks forward to self-government. Lu Yongxiang's envoy arrives Beijing. Shaanxi governor Chen Shufan comments on the self-government. Zhang Xun sends telegram to Zhang Wensheng. 


date: 1921-07-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093632
trove_id: 24093632
description:
Australian Prime Minister William Morris Hughes told the federal parliament the cost to Australia of the World War I.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093632
trove_id: 24093632
description:
Number of Chinese market gardeners in Sydney, the effort to impose stricter limits upon Chinese gardeners, and the response of the government.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093632
trove_id: 24093632
description:
First part of the report on the shareholders meeting of the China-Australia Mail Line in Sydney. Speakers include Liu Guangxu, Yu Rong, Ye Bingnan, Pang Zijun, Li Xiangbo, and others.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093632
trove_id: 24093632
description:
Message from Kuang Xiuqiong, a shareholder of the China-Australia Mail Line, to his compatriots seeking support to the operation of this steamship company.


date: 1921-07-30
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093635
trove_id: 24093635
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong army have taken over Wuzhou in Guangxi and the detailed report. Navy commander Tang Tingguang seeks retirement once again. Sun Yatsen reorganises and dispatches his security guards to the front. All army solders are required to join the recently reorganised Nationalist Party (Guomindang, Kuomintang). Several refugees from Fengchuan county are detained in Guangzhou for talking about war affairs in their hometown.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093637
trove_id: 24093637
description:
A petition to the two Chinese governments in the north (Beijing) and in the south (Guangzhou) with a purpose to seek armistice and national unification, written by anonymous author.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093637
trove_id: 24093637
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the central government in Beijing and military governors (du jun) in the province.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093637
trove_id: 24093637
description:
A meeting of the central government in Beijing discusses regulation on the establishment and function of provincial councillor assembly.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093637
trove_id: 24093637
description:
Chinese ambassador to Washington Shi Zhaoji explains to American businessmen in New Jersey why China opposes to the Anglo-Japanese Alliance.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093641
trove_id: 24093641
description:
The Chinese World's News (gong bao) is published in Sydney from this month and available from major Chinese shops. Its address is P. O. Box 20, Haymarket, Sydney.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093641
trove_id: 24093641
description:
First part of the report on the shareholders meeting of the China-Australia Mail Line in Sydney. Speakers include Liu Guangxu, Yu Rong, Ye Bingnan, Pang Zijun, Li Xiangbo, Guo Shun, Huang Zhuwen, Chen Zhuchen, and others.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093640
trove_id: 24093640
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales gathers to farewell Guo Chao, an executive of Wing On & Co and member of the commercial chamber. They also farewell Li Fang, Chinese consul-general in Samoa.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093640
trove_id: 24093640
description:
Chinese businessman Luo Run writes to the Sydney Morning Herald on the proposal by the gardeners association for stricter limitation upon Chinese market gardeners.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093640
trove_id: 24093640
description:
China-Australia Mail Line offers a reward to the capture of Wu Younian, a stoker escaped from their passenger liner Victoria in Melbourne.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093640
trove_id: 24093640
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Politics and the Nation'.


date: 1921-08-06
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093643
trove_id: 24093643
description:
Guangdong news/ Commercial progress in Guangdong by the year of 1920. Xu Chongzhi will move to Wuzhou. Refugees talk about the besiege of Wuzhou. Villages in Zengcheng report the looting and raping of army soldiers. A rebellion women's association (shi ba dang) in Xiangshan county. A ghost possesses his mother and seeks for justice. 


date: 1921-08-13
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093645
trove_id: 24093645
description:
Chinese President Xu Shichang convenes a cabinet meeting in Beijing on the foreign policy and the national unification.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 2
column: d
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093645
trove_id: 24093645
description:
Mexican government bans entry or reentry of all Chinese businessmen, and the report in Hong Kong newspapers.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093644
trove_id: 24093644
description:
A letter from Xiamen people to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales on the British settlement in Xiamen (Amoy) and the dispute.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093649
trove_id: 24093649
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong/ Conflict between Guangxi and Guangdong armies. Bandits in Gaoyao county. See Yup Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong report on banditry in their home counties. 


date: 1921-08-13
page: 6
column: c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093649
trove_id: 24093649
description:
Reports in Guangzhou and Hong Kong newspapers on the military conflict between Guangdong and Guangxi.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093649
trove_id: 24093649
description:
Battle between Guangdong and Guangxi armies in Luoding, Yunfu and Yunan counties, Guangdong. Battle in Qinxian and Liancheng counties. 


date: 1921-08-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093648
trove_id: 24093648
description:
South Sydney Hospital thanks Chinese businessmen, names listed, for their donation of cabinet and other furniture to the hospital.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093648
trove_id: 24093648
description:
A public notice issued by Japanese consul in Sydney on the demonstration in  south China against the Pacific conference.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 7
column: c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093648
trove_id: 24093648
description:
Chinese government had recognised Washington Conference, international conference called by the United States to limit the naval arms race and to work out security agreements in the Pacific area.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093648
trove_id: 24093648
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Patriotism'.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093653
trove_id: 24093653
description:
Chinese fellows in Sydney donates to a charity institution (xing shan tang) in Xiangshan county, Guangdong. Names listed.


date: 1921-08-13
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093653
trove_id: 24093653
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong army have occupied Xunzhou in Guangxi province. Guangdong and Guangxi armies continue fighting after the fall of Tengxian county. Ferry service from Guangzhou to Wuzhou is still available. A man in Xinhui helps his wife to kill his mother. Medical students association in Guangdong opposes Chen Duxiu. Rice mill workers in Shunde county on strike. Qinxian and Liancheng are occupied by Guangxi army. Martial law enforced in Qiongzhou.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093655
trove_id: 24093655
description:
Editorial: Tentative suggestion to the China-Australia Mail Line (for its operation and competition with other steamship companies).


date: 1921-08-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093655
trove_id: 24093655
description:
Chinese ambassador to London Gu Weijun comments on Chinese situation, international status and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093655
trove_id: 24093655
description:
Chinese Premier Jin Yunpeng talks to a journalist the issues of Mongolia, war between Guangdong and Guangxi, famine in Shaanxi, Sun Yatsen, and others.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093654
trove_id: 24093654
description:
Wang Zhengting sends circular telegram to other provincial military governors in regards to the mutiny in Yichang.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093654
trove_id: 24093654
description:
Progress of China's effort to reform its customs administration and to regain its control over postal service.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 3
column: d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093654
trove_id: 24093654
description:
Irish governor and military commander are recalled to London. Greek army purchases horses from Ireland.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093659
trove_id: 24093659
description:
A report from Samoa (number of Chinese labourers, Chinese consulate, Samoa under the New Zealand administration, racial relations, industry and agriculture, etc).


date: 1921-08-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093658
trove_id: 24093658
description:
New Chinese consul to New Zealand Li Guangheng arrives Sydney on his way to Wellington, and his background.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093658
trove_id: 24093658
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'The National Unification of China'.


date: 1921-08-20
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093661
trove_id: 24093661
description:
Guangdong news/ Heavy rain in Guangzhou. Rice mill workers in Shunde are on strike for more pay. Tea shop employees on strike for more pay. Educational  commissioner in Guangdong and the new policy. Guangxi legislature assembly members pay a visit to Chen Jiongming for peace talk. Battle in Qinxian and Lianzhou. Wuzhou after the war. Bandits in Zengcheng rob shops in broad daylight. A ferry from Dongguan to Longcheng is hijacked on the way. A staff officer is executed for collaboration with Guangxi army.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 2
column: d-e
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093663
trove_id: 24093663
description:
Chinese ambassador to London Gu Weijun talks to a journalist China's foreign policy, international status and others.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 2
column: e
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093663
trove_id: 24093663
description:
Chinese ambassador to Italy Wang Guangqi reports criticism in Italy on the continuing Anglo-Japanese alliance.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093662
trove_id: 24093662
description:
Hubei fellows association in Beijing sends petition to Xu Shichang and requests to remove Wang Zhanyuan.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 3
column: c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093662
trove_id: 24093662
description:
Delegation from America and China to the Washington Conference. The Chinese delegation is headed by Foreign Minister Yan Huiqing.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093667
trove_id: 24093667
description:
More than 100 Chinese fellows in Sydney gather in the Protestant Hall, Castlereagh Street, and discuss the operation and future of the China-Australia Mail Line. Speakers include Yu Rong, Guo Shun, Huang Zhu, Li Xiangbo, Huang Shuwu, Pan Yonghan, Zhang Shaofeng, Zhao Zheng, Chen Caida, Zhou Rongwei, and others. Names listed for new shareholders of the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093666
trove_id: 24093666
description:
Many Chinese labourers in Cuba become unemployed due to the suddenly decline of sugar price and close-down of sugar factories. An open letter written by Huang Tiesheng, on behalf of Chinese labourers in Cuba, asks for help from the Chinese communities, especially their Gaoyao fellows, in Australia.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093666
trove_id: 24093666
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'The Unification of China'.


date: 1921-08-27
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093669
trove_id: 24093669
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong army have entered Nanning, capital of Guangxi province. Guangxi army retreats from Qinxian and Liancheng. Chen Jiongming to appoint Liu Zhenhuan general military commander in Guangxi. Shen Hongying and Xu Chongzhi may have a conflict. Zhaoqing authority raids several institution who illegally recruit army soldiers. Zhao Deyu, military commander in Yunnan province, escapes to Guangzhou. 


date: 1921-09-03
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093675
trove_id: 24093675
description:
School teachers and students in Guangdong request to drive out Chen Duxiu for his revolutionary advocate, and the detailed report.


date: 1921-09-03
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093674
trove_id: 24093674
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'The Anglo-Japanese Alliance and China'.


date: 1921-09-03
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093677
trove_id: 24093677
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor personally orders to dissolve the legislature assembly and a copy of the order. Legislature assembly members are fighting for money. Reward offered to the capture of Yang Yongtai. Chen Bingkun's properties are confiscated. Gamblers arrested in Guangzhou. Children's folk rhymes in Nanhai county.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093679
trove_id: 24093679
description:
Editorial on the celebration of the birthday of Confucius organised by the Chinese community in Tamworth.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093679
trove_id: 24093679
description:
First part of the proposals to revise the constitution of the League of Nations, reported by Diao Deren, journalist of The Eastern Times in Shanghai.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093678
trove_id: 24093678
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing discuss the proposal by Chinese government to revise its customs regulations.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093678
trove_id: 24093678
description:
Leon Trotsky convenes an emergency meeting of the Soviet Party. Famine in Russia and the relief work.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093683
trove_id: 24093683
description:
Election of the Chinese Association in Tamworth, New South Wales, and name of its committee members.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093683
trove_id: 24093683
description:
News in brief/ Chinese government to send Gu Weijun, ambassador to London, to the Washington Conference. Unification Association in Shanghai proposes to send Qin Chunxuan, Li Yuanhong and Wang Zhengting to Beijing for unification talks. Jin Yunpeng is to resign. Zhao Hengti orders attack to Hubei province. Nobody supports Lu Yongxiang and his united government proposal. Wang Zhanyuan asks for help from the central government in Beijing. Sun Yatsen convenes a meeting for expedition to the North. Sun Yatsen seeks to send envoy to the Washington Conference. Sun Yatsen decides to take over Hubei and Jiangxi provinces.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093682
trove_id: 24093682
description:
Health authority in the city of Alexandria, Sydney, to ban Chinese gardeners washing vegetables in the pond.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093682
trove_id: 24093682
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney, especially Gaoyao fellows associations such as hong fu tang and qun ying tang, are meeting to help their native fellows in Cuba. Donations collected and names listed.


date: 1921-09-10
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093685
trove_id: 24093685
description:
Guangdong news/ The First Park in Guangzhou seeks donation of flowers and other plants. A man tries to drown his wife. Negotiation with Portuguese authority on Macao issues. Guangdong soldiers in Guangxi. Christian in Guangdong and Hong Kong writes to British government in protest against the Anglo-Japanese alliance. Robbery and kidnap in Sanshui, Sihui, Xinhui and Kaiping. Heavy rain in Fangcheng county. Quality of silk products need improved.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093687
trove_id: 24093687
description:
The Research Association of Pacific Affairs has a meeting in Beijing which discusses Chinese proposal to the Washington Conference.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093687
trove_id: 24093687
description:
Second part of the proposals to revise the constitution of the League of Nations, reported by Diao Deren, journalist of The Eastern Times in Shanghai.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093686
trove_id: 24093686
description:
Japanese ambassador to Beijing writes to Chinese Foreign Minister Yan Huiqing on the return of Shandong and the conditions.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 3
column: c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093686
trove_id: 24093686
description:
Prime Minister of New Zealand William Ferguson Massey talks in Canada and supports the Anglo-Japanese alliance.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 5
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093688
trove_id: 24093688
description:
H. L. & S. Simpson & Company Ltd, Complete House Furnishers of 410 & 412 Pitt Street, Sydney, expands and raises more funds by floating shares, the statement and the regulations. Directors: Li Rufu (James Lee), Esq., Chairman, and H. Rosenthall, Esq. Auditor: P. F. Snelling. Bankers: English, Scottish and Australian Bank Ltd. Solicitor: Mark Mitchell & Company.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093691
trove_id: 24093691
description:
Members of the Chinese community in Glen Innes, New South Wales, actively purchase shares of the China-Australia Mail Line. Names listed for new shareholders of the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093691
trove_id: 24093691
description:
A notice issued by Wing War Hing & Co, 19 Campbell Street, Sydney, requests customers to pay their outstanding accounts.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093690
trove_id: 24093690
description:
Chinese women in Tingha, New South Wales, like Cai Jinyu and others purchase shares of the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093690
trove_id: 24093690
description:
Queensland parliament approves new legislation that protects white banana growers and discriminate Chinese growers.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093690
trove_id: 24093690
description:
News in brief/ Wang Zhanyuan has escaped to Jiujiang, Jiangxi province. Beijing government removes Wang Zhanyuan from his office. Li Yuanhong, Xiong Xiling and Zhou Shumo try to mediate between Hunan and Hubei. Jin Yunpeng seeks to resign but his application not accepted by President Xu Shichang. Chen Jiongming seeks cooperation from Li Houji in Fujian province for the united government. Local governors in Hubei province support the self-government of Hubei. Hubei after the flee of Wang Zhanyuan. Xu Shichang supports a national conference in Shanghai for unification. Appointment of Wu Peifu, Sun Chuanfang and Xiao Yaonan. Lenin's Soviet government has signed secret agreement with Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou. Beijing seeks support from the Guangzhou government under Sun Yatsen for the Washington Conference. Foreign Minister Yan Huiqing will go to the Washington Conference. Zhao Hengti proposes a national conference in Hankou for unification. Wu Peifu takes his office in Hubei. Chen Guangyuan has hired a Japanese ship in case to flee. Lu Yongxiang supports Zhao Hengti to attack Hubei. 


date: 1921-09-17
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093690
trove_id: 24093690
description:
A notice issued by The Young Chinese Association of Australia (qing nian ai guo tuan) in Sydney says a book on the history of Chinese foreign policy is available for free. And their address is: P O Box 113, Haymarket, Sydney.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093690
trove_id: 24093690
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'To Make Determination'.


date: 1921-09-17
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093693
trove_id: 24093693
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen tries to restrict the power of Chen Jiongming. Election of county magistrate in Nanhai, Panyu, Dongguan, Xinhui and other counties. Suppress of bandits in Gaoyao county. Liu Yufang is elected school principal in Xiangshan county. A secret meeting in Nanning. Loss of Guangdong businessmen in the war between Guangdong and Guangxi. The Sun Electricity (da xin) resumes operation.


date: 1921-09-24
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093695
trove_id: 24093695
description:
Third part of the proposals to revise the constitution of the League of Nations, reported by Diao Deren, journalist of The Eastern Times in Shanghai.


date: 1921-09-24
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093694
trove_id: 24093694
description:
Regimental Commander of Hubei army Pan Shouzheng falls in the battle with Hunan army, and the report. 


date: 1921-09-24
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093694
trove_id: 24093694
description:
Japanese government notifies Chinese foreign ministry the conditions for the return of Shandong province.


date: 1921-09-24
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093699
trove_id: 24093699
description:
Passengers on board of Victoria, a liner of the China-Australia Mail Line, tour in Cairns. Names listed for new shareholders of the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-09-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093698
trove_id: 24093698
description:
A notice by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales for celebration on the birthday of Confucius.  


date: 1921-09-24
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093698
trove_id: 24093698
description:
Announcement issued by Wei Zijing, Chinese Consul-General in Melbourne, on the new agreement with Australian government for the entry of Chinese students into Australian schools (qualifications for passport, visa and others). About 100 Names listed for those students who are permitted to enter Australia.


date: 1921-09-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093698
trove_id: 24093698
description:
An open letter by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, signed by Chairman Guo Shun and Deputy Chairman Chen Zhuchen, calls for support from its members and the whole Chinese community to the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-09-24
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093698
trove_id: 24093698
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'People's Life'.


date: 1921-09-24
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093701
trove_id: 24093701
description:
Guangdong news/ Xu Chongzhi recruits bandits for possible expedition to Hubei province in the north. Guangxi learns from Guangdong for fundraising. Kidnap and ransom in Xiangshan county. More strikes in Guangdong province. 


date: 1921-09-24
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093701
trove_id: 24093701
description:
Wing War Hing & Co, 19 Campbell Street, Sydney, requests customers to pay their outstanding accounts.


date: 1921-10-01
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093703
trove_id: 24093703
description:
Declaration issued by Chinese President Xu Shichang on the proposed Washington Conference and international relations.


date: 1921-10-01
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093702
trove_id: 24093702
description:
Heavy rain and flood between Yangtze and Yellow Rivers (Anhui, Jiangsu, Henan, and Shandong province).


date: 1921-10-01
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093702
trove_id: 24093702
description:
Chinese government borrows loans from Canadian bank and response of the international community (Britain, America, France and Japan).


date: 1921-10-01
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093707
trove_id: 24093707
description:
A letter signed by 168 passengers on board of Victoria in praise of the service of China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-10-01
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093707
trove_id: 24093707
description:
Poems by Gao Ruilin farewells his colleagues at The Sincere Company. And poems in reply by Huang Jinluan and Gao Ruilin.


date: 1921-10-01
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093706
trove_id: 24093706
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales on celebrations on the birthday of Confucius.


date: 1921-10-01
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093706
trove_id: 24093706
description:
A special notice by the Tung Wah Times says the newspaper would not help readers to buy Tattersall's tickets. All readers are advised to contact directly the Tattersall's Consultations, George Adams, Hobart, Tasmania.


date: 1921-10-01
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093706
trove_id: 24093706
description:
News in brief/ Wu Peifu orders to attack Yuezhou and Changsha in Hunan province. Sichuan army on the way to Hubei. Duan Qirui recruits soldiers for Hunan province. A foreign adviser gives his suggestion to President Xu Shichang. Jin Yunpeng suggests to punish Hunan province but Xu Shichang hesitates. Feng Yuxiang becomes governor of Shaanxi province. Wang Shizhen to replace Jin Yunpeng as premier. Mutiny in Xiaogan, Hubei province. Li Yuanhong sends envoy to Hunan province. Jiang Baili mediates in Hunan. Li Yuanhong suggests to suppress rebellion in Hubei province. Zhao Hengti seeks truce. Sun Yatsen on the Washington Conference. Zhang Zuolin seeks support from the southwest to overthrow Zhili governor. Army moves in Sichuan, Hunan and Guangdong province. Cao Kun on the Hubei problems. Ha Hanzhang negotiates with Wu Peifu on behalf of Li Yuanhong. Xu Shichang personally invites discussion on local self-government. Washington Conference and the national unification in China. Battle between Hunan and Hubei armies.


date: 1921-10-01
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093709
trove_id: 24093709
description:
Guangdong news/ Anarchists in Guangzhou distribute leaflets. An old farmer in Xiangshan county finds a diamond in his garden. Guangdong army prepares for the Longzhou battle. Chen Jiongming returns to Guangzhou after an inspection in the southwest. Portuguese nibble at Chinese territory near Macao. Builders on strike in Guangzhou. Opium confiscated in Guangzhou to be destroyed.


date: 1921-10-08
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093711
trove_id: 24093711
description:
Editorial on the war between Hunan and Hubei and its relations to the united provincial self-government (lian sheng zi zhi).


date: 1921-10-08
page: 2
column: c-e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093711
trove_id: 24093711
description:
Invitation from American President Warren Harding to Chinese government for the Washington Conference, and the reply from Chinese foreign ministry.


date: 1921-10-08
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093714
trove_id: 24093714
description:
Lu Jingqing reports that Chinese community in Tamworth, New South Wales, celebrates the birthday of Confucius at Woolbrook.


date: 1921-10-08
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093714
trove_id: 24093714
description:
Chen Anren, special envoy of the Nationalist Party from Guangdong, comes to visit Chinese communities throughout Australia, and arrives in Sydney.


date: 1921-10-08
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093714
trove_id: 24093714
description:
News in brief/ Zhang Zuolin and his conflict with Wu Peifu. American President Warren Harding refused a delegation from the Guangzhou government to the Washington Conference. Shaanxi governor Yan Xiangwen is poisoned to death and he is replaced by Feng Yuxiang. 


date: 1921-10-08
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093717
trove_id: 24093717
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong military officer talks about Guangxi situations on his return. Sun Yatsen might appoint Ma Yuhang governor of Guangdong. Government security guards ransack school principal's house in Guangzhou. Engineers association in Guangzhou fights for their rights. Business groups to be organised in Zhaoqing. Nanhai county authority executes bandits. Qiu Yaoxi and his troops return to Zhaoqing.


date: 1921-10-15
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093718
trove_id: 24093718
description:
Hunan governor Zhao Hengti supports to convene a Lushan conference for national unification and other affairs.


date: 1921-10-15
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093722
trove_id: 24093722
description:
News in brief/ Wu Peifu supports a conference in Lushan on national affairs. Xu Shichang awards Wu Peifu.


date: 1921-10-15
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093722
trove_id: 24093722
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales publishes accounts on donations by the Australian Chinese communities to the famine victims in north China.


date: 1921-10-15
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093722
trove_id: 24093722
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Equality between Human Races'.


date: 1921-10-15
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093725
trove_id: 24093725
description:
Guangdong news/ Plan for cultivation on Xisha islands. Portuguese occupy Chinese territory. Banditry in Zhaoqing. Some county magistrates take the last minutes to make money. Army soldiers in Gaoyao county arrest gamblers. Opium destroyed in Guangzhou. Penalty applies to legislature members in Panyu county who are smoking opium. 


date: 1921-10-22
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093727
trove_id: 24093727
description:
The circular telegram issued by Wu Peifu that support a conference in Lushan on the state affairs of China.


date: 1921-10-22
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093726
trove_id: 24093726
description:
Hunan people send protest against to Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou for the possible invasion of Guangdong army.


date: 1921-10-22
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093726
trove_id: 24093726
description:
Foreign powers at the Washington Conference will confirm China's sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity, and will equally share business business opportunities in China.


date: 1921-10-22
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093730
trove_id: 24093730
description:
Announcement by Wei Zijing, Chinese Consul-General in Melbourne, on the qualification of Chinese students studying in Australia.


date: 1921-10-22
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093730
trove_id: 24093730
description:
News in brief/ Wu Peifu asks for military budget. Shen Hongying, Zhao Hengti and Wu Peifu. Wu Peifu seeks support from other provinces for a united government. Wu Peifu and Zhao Hengti propose a conference in Lushan. Motions to be tabled by the Ministry of Transportation to the Washington Conference. Military commander in Sichuan province Liu Xiang takes back his troops from attacking Hubei. Secret agreement between Wu Peifu and Zhao Hengti. Anfu Faction in Shandong province. Some convicts to be pardoned on National Day. Cao Kun prepares for Sun Yatsen's north expedition. Wu Peifu supports more power for local governments. Mediation between Hunan and Hubei. Relation between Hubei and Sichuan. Baoding Conference decides to dispatch troops to the southwest.


date: 1921-10-22
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093733
trove_id: 24093733
description:
Guangdong news/ The whole province of Guangdong to be divided into nine military regions. Guangdong army takes Taipingfu. Governor warns Guangdong people not to leave for Cuba. A case of reincarnation in Foshan. Dam in Gaoyao county breaks apart. A shrewish woman in Xiangshan county and her story. Guangdong army in Longzhou.


date: 1921-10-29
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093734
trove_id: 24093734
description:
Cai Yuanpei talks in Hawaii the international educational conference and the clash with Japanese delegates.


date: 1921-10-29
page: 7
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093738
trove_id: 24093738
description:
News in Brief/ Li Yuanhong seeks to organise a third government in Tianjin. Sichuan troops enter Yichang, Hubei province. Xu Shichang seeks comments on the proposed Lushan conference. Pacific Affairs Association in Shanghai has a meeting. Foreign affairs authority in Beijing comments on the Washington Conference and others. Leader of the Anfu faction is seeking a pardon through bribery. Social response in Beijing to the Shandong problem. Jin Yunpeng is determined to resign while Cao Kun and Zhang Zuolin respond to his decision. Zhang Shaozeng, Wu Peifu, Sun Chuanfang and Zhao Hengti on the proposed Lushan conference. Jiang Zuobin on the self-government in Hubei. Wu Peifu and Tang Jiyao. Battle between Hubei and Sichuan troops in Yichang.


date: 1921-10-29
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093738
trove_id: 24093738
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Freedom and Happiness'.


date: 1921-10-29
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093741
trove_id: 24093741
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Chen Jiongming prefers to revise the regulation on small business. Some Luoding (county) businessmen are robbed or kills while doing business in Guangxi. Troops trample Confucian temple in Nanhai county. Negotiation with Portuguese authority in Macao on the military conflict. People elect their magistrate in Gaoyao and other counties and the new election system. A visit to Songlong Town in Gaoyao county.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093743
trove_id: 24093743
description:
A circular telegram by Chinese ambassador to London Gu Weijun and his sincere warnings on the Washington Conference.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 2
column: d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093743
trove_id: 24093743
description:
Some Japanese organisations are keen to maintain the Twenty-one Demands and other treaties signed with China.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 2
column: d-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093743
trove_id: 24093743
description:
A letter from the Foreign Affairs Minister of the Far Eastern Republic (Chita Republic) to American Secretary of State Charles Hughes.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093742
trove_id: 24093742
description:
Liang Yushu, special commissioner from the Beijing ministry of agriculture and commerce, comes to inspect the stock exchange in Shanghai.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093742
trove_id: 24093742
description:
American Secretary of State Charles Hughes denies condominium proposal in China and affirms Chinese sovereignty.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093742
trove_id: 24093742
description:
Soviet Russia also convenes an international conference at the same time with the Washington Conference.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 6
column: a-b
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093747
trove_id: 24093747
description:
New Zealand parliament debates China problem for the coming Washington Conference and the report translated by Chinese Consulate in Wellington.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093746
trove_id: 24093746
description:
A Chinese passenger is detained by Sydney customs officer for carrying too much money on leaving Australia.


date: 1921-11-05
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093749
trove_id: 24093749
description:
Guangdong news/ Further report on the negotiation with Portuguese authority in Macao on the military conflict. Wu Tingfang and Hu Hanmin will talk at the meeting of Pacific Affairs Association in Shanghai. Curfew imposed on the border of Xiangshan county to avoid further conflict with Portuguese troops. Opium smuggler deceives government inspector in Guangzhou. Guangdong army wins victory over Guangxi troops in Wuming. Some more strikes in Guangzhou. Rebellion plot detected in Dongguan county. Businessmen and other people in Guangzhou can now move more freely following the cancellation of residence restriction.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093751
trove_id: 24093751
description:
Portuguese ambassador to Beijing makes inquiry to Yan Huiqing, Chinese Foreign Affairs Minister, some problems on current situations.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 2
column: d-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093751
trove_id: 24093751
description:
Governor of Henan province Zhang Fengtai leads his colleague to pray for sunlight after a long rain.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093750
trove_id: 24093750
description:
French authority to award Chinese labourers for their contribution during the World War I, and the regulations.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093755
trove_id: 24093755
description:
Second part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093755
trove_id: 24093755
description:
Wu Rukui and Wu Rugui, two Chinese men returned from Australia, are robbed and killed in their hometown Songlong, of Xiangshan county.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093754
trove_id: 24093754
description:
A letter from Lei Peng to Wu Elou, editor of the Tung Wah Times, reports his visit to the Shanghai - Hong Kong Xinghua Flour Co Ltd in Shanghai.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093754
trove_id: 24093754
description:
A report prepared by Yu Rong, director of the China-Australia Mail Line, on the business progress of the steamship company.


date: 1921-11-12
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093757
trove_id: 24093757
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou municipal government borrows foreign loans for infrastructure development. Pork peddlers are robbed near Guangzhou. Temple levy in Gaoyao county causes some protest. Troops occupy temple. Memorial ceremony in the Confucian temple in Panyu and Nanhai. Big fire in the western part of Guangzhou. Portuguese army are still preparing for battle with Chinese troops. Guangzhou government opposes the negotiation between Beijing government and Portuguese ambassador. 


date: 1921-11-12
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093757
trove_id: 24093757
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Washington Conference and China'.


date: 1921-11-19
page: 3
column: d-e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093758
trove_id: 24093758
description:
Adviser of the Chinese government comments on the Anglo-Japanese alliance before the opening of the Washington Conference.


date: 1921-11-19
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093763
trove_id: 24093763
description:
Third part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China.


date: 1921-11-19
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093762
trove_id: 24093762
description:
Notice issued by the Chinese Consulate-General in Melbourne says some of the Chinese government bonds can be cashed now.


date: 1921-11-19
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093762
trove_id: 24093762
description:
News in brief/ Mutiny in Changsha has caused social crisis. Wu Peifu tries to incorporate Sichuan troops. Zhang Zuolin suggests to attack Hunan. Shi Zhaoji, Gu Weijun, Wang Chonghui and Wu Chaoshu are appointed plenipotentiaries to the Washington Conference. Sichuan and Shaanxi armies jointly attack the west of Hubei. Wang Jitang is pardoned on the National Day. Wang Zhanyuan sets up representative office in Tianjin. Xu Chongzhi leads his army to attack Hunan. Li Yuanhong is interested in the Lushan conference. Cao Kun and Xu Shichang prepare for the possible expedition from the Guangzhou government. 


date: 1921-11-19
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093765
trove_id: 24093765
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen personally leads the army to enter Hunan province. Wang Jingwei is leaving Guangzhou for Shanghai. Treasurer of the Guangzhou municipal government Li Siyuan seeks to resign. Financial department of the Guangzhou municipal government seeks tender for rice export. People in Xiangshan county protest against Portuguese occupation. A woman in Guangzhou seeks to be imprisoned instead of her mother-in-law for her husband is overseas.


date: 1921-11-26
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093767
trove_id: 24093767
description:
Farewell in Shanghai to Yu Rizhang and Jiang Menglin, two Chinese representatives to the Washington Conference, and people include Wang Jingwei, Zhang Wenzhong, Yuan Guanlan, Nie Yuntai and many others.


date: 1921-11-26
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093766
trove_id: 24093766
description:
Wang Jingwei reports the humiliation suffered by Cai Yuanpei and other Chinese delegates at the international educational conference.


date: 1921-11-26
page: 3
column: f
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093766
trove_id: 24093766
description:
Royal British Navy has stopped to build three warships to support the disarmament at the coming Washington Conference.


date: 1921-11-26
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093771
trove_id: 24093771
description:
Fourth part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China.


date: 1921-11-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093770
trove_id: 24093770
description:
An English woman in Sydney sues the federal government for closing down her husband's business during the World War I because of his German background.


date: 1921-11-26
page: 7
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093770
trove_id: 24093770
description:
News in brief/ Qi Xieyuan refuses to attack Jiangxi. Beijing government to convene a national financial conference. Jin Yunpeng helps to borrow foreign loans. Wu Peifu prepares for possible north expedition of the Guangzhou government. Xu Shichang talks to Li Yuan. Cao Kun sends troops to support Jiangxi. Living Buddha in Mongolia seeks recognition from Britain to their independence. Budget shortage for the Chinese delegation to the Washington Conference. Zhang Xun tries to recruit his old subordinates. Wu Peifu orders to manufacture more weapons. China is waiting for further response from Japan to the Shandong problem. Cao Kun, Qi Xieyuan and Wu Peifu. Wang Chonghui declines to going to the Washington Conference. Wu Chaoshu and Yan Huiqing are leaving for the Washington Conference. 


date: 1921-11-26
page: 8
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093773
trove_id: 24093773
description:
Guangdong news/ Portuguese ambassador leaves Beijing for Macao to mediate the conflict. County magistrates elected by the people should also sit examination before appointment. Guangdong army returns in triumph from Guangxi. Corruption in local election in Gaoyao county brought to the court. Effort of the Guangzhou municipal government to borrow foreign loans. Inquiry on the levy collection on temple property. Shoe manufacturers are on strike in Guangzhou. Russian envoy leaves Guangzhou after failing to win the support for their proposed Far Eastern conference. An ape in Guangzhou is also addictive to opium smoking. Mad soldiers harass residents in the south of Guangzhou.


date: 1921-11-26
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093773
trove_id: 24093773
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Might and Truth'.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 2
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093775
trove_id: 24093775
description:
Disaster Relief Association of the North China Provinces issues appeal for more help and donations to their work.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093774
trove_id: 24093774
description:
Premier of the Korean provisional government seeks assistance and support from China for their independence.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 3
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093774
trove_id: 24093774
description:
Chinese problem at the Washington Conference. Japan's attitude towards China at the Conference. The Washington Conference discusses the problem of Chinese tariff.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093774
trove_id: 24093774
description:
Chinese delegates to the Washington Conference Gu Weijun and Shi Zhaoji talk about economic recovery in China.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093779
trove_id: 24093779
description:
A public notice issued by the Chinese Consul-General in Australia on the family reunion of Chinese businessmen.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093779
trove_id: 24093779
description:
To plant jujube tree in the Beijing front yard and to encourage industrial effort, written by Liu Rongting.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093778
trove_id: 24093778
description:
A letter from the Beijing ministry of industry and commerce to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales on famine relief in north China.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093778
trove_id: 24093778
description:
News in brief/ Japanese delegates want to solve the Shandong problem outside of the Washington Conference. Jin Yupen contact Cao Kun, Wu Peifu and other warlords for the north expedition initiated by Sun Yatsen. Wu Peifu to convene a Baoding conference with other warlords. Preparation for the Washington Conference. Warlords in the north prepare to counterattack the north expedition. 


date: 1921-12-03
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093778
trove_id: 24093778
description:
A reply from Filipino authority to the Overseas Chinese Association in Shanghai on their attitude to the bookkeeping of Chinese shops in the Philippines.


date: 1921-12-03
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093781
trove_id: 24093781
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen inspects Wuzhou in Guangxi province. An order forbids troops to occupy residential houses. Wu Peifu's envoy arrives Guangzhou. Dongguan county magistrate Huang Chunlin is under custody. Gambling in Gaoyao county. Civil property owned by a Hong Kong businessman is taken away by the local authority in Guangzhou. Bandits on the Guangzhou-Kowloon railway line. A man in Foshan abuses his parents. Sea monster near Kaiping. Dike building in Gaoyao county.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093783
trove_id: 24093783
description:
Fifth part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093783
trove_id: 24093783
description:
American President Warren Harding may intervene in the dispute between China and Japan over the Shandong problem.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 2
column: d-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093783
trove_id: 24093783
description:
Beijing government prepares for the counterattack against possible north expedition by Sun Yatsen, and the report.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 3
column: d-f
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093782
trove_id: 24093782
description:
Further report on the assassination of Japanese Prime Minister Hara Takashi and the involvement of young Korean patriots.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 6
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093787
trove_id: 24093787
description:
The Washington Conference sees different opinions on the return of international concessions to Chinese government.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093786
trove_id: 24093786
description:
French and Chinese businessmen to jointly set up a steamship company for the route of Australia, Singapore, Saigon, Java, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093786
trove_id: 24093786
description:
Sydney Chinese community farewells Lin Run, an editor of the Tung Wah Times, and Huang Zhu, chairman of the Chi Kung Tong (zhi gong tang).


date: 1921-12-10
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093786
trove_id: 24093786
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales calls for donations to the flood victims in China. Names listed for the donations. All donations are required to address to: Wing On & Co, Fruit Merchants, Ultimo Road, Sydney; On Chong & Co, Merchants, 223 George Street, Sydney; Yuen Tiy Tong Kee, 54 Campbell Street, Sydney; Tiy Loy & co, Botany Road, Alexandria; Sun Suey War Store, 75 Campbell Street, Sydney; or the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, 52 Dixon Street, Sydney.


date: 1921-12-10
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093789
trove_id: 24093789
description:
Guangdong news/ Chen Jiongming is returning to Guangzhou. Guangzhou prepares to welcome the triumphant return of Chen Jiongming and his army. Porters in strike in Guangzhou. A flying snake seen in Renhua county. Parliamentarian is arrested from the opium den. Negotiation with Portuguese authority in Macao on the dispute. Dare-to-die corps organised in Xiangshan county for the dispute with Portuguese troops.


date: 1921-12-17
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093791
trove_id: 24093791
description:
First part of an article on the Washington Conference and China's Open Door policy, written by Zhang Fu.


date: 1921-12-17
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093790
trove_id: 24093790
description:
Secretary and advisers of the Chinese delegation to the Washington Conference has resigned and his protest. Debate over the Shandong problem at the Conference.


date: 1921-12-17
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093795
trove_id: 24093795
description:
An open letter written by Kang Youwei (discussing Shandong problem with Chinese Premier Jin Yunpeng and Foreign Affairs Minister Yan Huiqing).


date: 1921-12-17
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093794
trove_id: 24093794
description:
A Sydney newspaper reports China-Australia Mail Line and the roles of Liu Guangfu, Ye Tinggui and Guo Shun. And a reply from the Hong Kong China-Australia Mail Line signed by Yu Rong, Rong Xingqiao, Liu Efan, Du Zewen, Guo Quan, Chen Shaoxia, Ma Yongcan, Cai Chang, Liang Renfu, Huang Zaichao, and Yu Kunhe.


date: 1921-12-17
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093794
trove_id: 24093794
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'The Mandarin Language of China'.


date: 1921-12-17
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093797
trove_id: 24093797
description:
Guangdong news/ List of county magistrates throughout Guangdong elected by the people and approved by the provincial authority. Bandits and robbery in Gaoyao county. A crazy army soldier attempts to rape a young woman in Guangzhou. Fire in Tongxing Street, west of Guangzhou. 


date: 1921-12-17
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093797
trove_id: 24093797
description:
Message by Huang Laiwang and Huang Zhu thanks Chinese communities in New Zealand for their support to China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1921-12-24
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093799
trove_id: 24093799
description:
Second and final part of the article on the Washington Conference and China's Open Door policy, written by Zhang Fu.


date: 1921-12-24
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093799
trove_id: 24093799
description:
Chinese President Xu Shichang and Premier Jin Yunpeng talk to journalist of The Times on Chinese affairs.


date: 1921-12-24
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093802
trove_id: 24093802
description:
Chinese wedding in the Anglican Church of Sydney. The bride is Li Yueming, daughter of Chinese businessman Li Baifu in Cooktown, Queensland, and the bridegroom is Ye Yuezu, son of Chinese businessman Ye Tonggui in Sydney. Speakers include Guo Jianying, Liu Guangfu and Ye Tonggui.


date: 1921-12-24
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093802
trove_id: 24093802
description:
Tung Wah Times thanks readers who have paid their  subscription fee. Names listed, including the branch office of the Nationalist Party in New South Wales.


date: 1921-12-24
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093805
trove_id: 24093805
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangxi bandits hate and harass Guangdong people. Shop clerk and shoe makers on strike in Guangzhou. Sun Yatsen wants Ma Yuhang to replace Chen Jiongming as the provincial governor. Fleet of the Beiyang Navy leaves Guangdong. Magistrate of Dongguan county refuses to hand over the power to the new magistrate elected by the people. Fire in Yingde county and the damages. Robberies in Gaoyao county.


date: 1921-12-31
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093806
trove_id: 24093806
description:
Chinese - Korean Association writes to American President Warren Harding and other associations in China.


date: 1921-12-31
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093806
trove_id: 24093806
description:
Hong Kong newspaper criticises some members of the provincial legislature assembly in Guangdong who hold concurrent administrative post.


date: 1921-12-31
page: 3
column: f
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093806
trove_id: 24093806
description:
Communication between Chinese and Japanese delegates at the Washington Conference on the Shandong problem.


date: 1921-12-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093810
trove_id: 24093810
description:
A city government official in Moree, New South Wales, is shot dead and the suspect has been captured.


date: 1921-12-31
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093810
trove_id: 24093810
description:
News in brief/ British delegates to the Washington Conference support the Anglo-Japanese alliance. Japan denies their motive in Mongolia and Manchuria. Shi Zhaoji, Gu Weijun and Wang Chonghui report from the Washington Conference. Baoding conference and the solution. Zhao Hengti, Wu Peifu and Zhang Zuolin prepare to counterattack Sun Yatsen's north expedition. Guangdong military officer on the north expedition. People in Gaoyao county oppose Liao Yunxiang to be the county magistrate because he is a Christian missionary. Washington Conference and the sovereignty of Chinese territory. Cao Kun and Zhang Zuolin calls for financial support to the Jiangxi army. Ye Gongchuo is under surveillance. Zhang Zuolin, Wu Peifu, Zhang Shaozeng and others on the north expedition. Sun Yatsen is seeking to borrow loans from Jewish community to finance his north expedition. 


date: 1921-12-31
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093810
trove_id: 24093810
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Advantages and Disadvantages of the China's Open Door Policy'.


date: 1921-12-31
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093813
trove_id: 24093813
description:
First part of an article on Japanese aggressive ambitions overseas and the awakening of Chinese nation, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1921-12-31
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093813
trove_id: 24093813
description:
Guangdong news/ Backgrounds of the new county magistrates in Guangdong recently elected by the people. Businessmen in Guangzhou thank governor Chen Jiongming for abolition of some taxes. Bandits in Xiangshan county rob farmers. County magistrate in Leizhou escapes bandit robbery. Suffering of fire victims in Yingde county.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093814
trove_id: 24093814
description:
Beijing government plans to convene a meeting of provincial military governors to counterattack Sun Yatsen.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093814
trove_id: 24093814
description:
First part of the Treaty 1899 signed and, recently revised, by Chinese and Mexican governments (on trade, labour and Chinese immigration).


date: 1922-01-07
page: 3
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093814
trove_id: 24093814
description:
Yunnan authority takes a wait-and-see attitude towards Lushan conference proposed by Zhang Shaozeng with support from Wu Peifu.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093819
trove_id: 24093819
description:
An open letter from Shanghai city residents to American President Warren Harding and the Washington Conference.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 6
column: a
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093819
trove_id: 24093819
description:
News in brief/ Zhang Zuolin on the new cabinet organised by Liang Shiyi and the Chinese constitution. Chinese newspapers support to elect Xu Shichang Chinese president. American ambassador in Beijing opposes to appointment of Zhang Jingyao in the new cabinet. 


date: 1922-01-07
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093818
trove_id: 24093818
description:
Sixth part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093818
trove_id: 24093818
description:
Heavy rain in north New South Wales and south Queensland causes damages to Chinese gardens, but not it becomes sunny.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 7
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093818
trove_id: 24093818
description:
News in brief/ Ye Gongchuo in Shanghai is under investigation for embezzlement. British delegate on Chinese customs administration. Shi Zhaoji asks for Chinese control of its customs. Gu Weijun calls for united action of provinces. American ambassador to Beijing agrees to stop Sun Yatsen borrow loans from Jewish communities. Discussion on Chinese sovereignty at the Washington Conference. The son of Rockefeller talks about China on his return.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093821
trove_id: 24093821
description:
Second part of an article on Japanese aggressive ambitions overseas and the awakening of Chinese nation, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093821
trove_id: 24093821
description:
Guangdong news/ Further report on the backgrounds of the new county magistrates recently elected by the people in Guangdong. Sun Yatsen is planning to move his presidential office to Guilin in Guangxi province. Members of the provincial legislature assembly demand reimbursement from the financial department. Proposed administrative structure at the county level. Road Administrative Office to be disbanded. Negotiation between China and Portugal on the Macao dispute.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 8
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093821
trove_id: 24093821
description:
Advertisement for Zam-Buk, Proprietors, C. E. Fulford Australia Ltd, A. S. Watson & Co, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Maynard & Co, Battery Road, Singapore.


date: 1922-01-07
page: 8
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093821
trove_id: 24093821
description:
Advertisement for  Hop Lee & Co, Wholesale fruit and produce, Merchants and General Commission Agents, 8 Municipal Building, Ultimo Road, Sydney.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093823
trove_id: 24093823
description:
First part of a circular telegram issued by President Xu Shichang and his advice to the Chinese bureaucrats.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093822
trove_id: 24093822
description:
Military governor of Jiangxi province Chen Guangyuan and his plan for joint defence with Zhao Hengti in Hunan and Chen Jiongming in Guangdong.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093822
trove_id: 24093822
description:
Chinese and Japanese delegates to the Washington Conference discuss the railway issue in Shandong province.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093827
trove_id: 24093827
description:
Seventh part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093826
trove_id: 24093826
description:
Three Chinese businessmen from Shanghai are barred from landing in Sydney as Wing On & Company refuses to sponsor them.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093826
trove_id: 24093826
description:
Message from Liang Chuang on dividends to shareholders in Australia of the Guangzhou National Daily (guo shi bao).


date: 1922-01-14
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093826
trove_id: 24093826
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Navigation in China'.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093829
trove_id: 24093829
description:
Eighth part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-01-14
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093829
trove_id: 24093829
description:
Guangdong news/ Further report on the backgrounds of the new county magistrates recently elected by the people in Guangdong. Ma Yingbiao and other residents from Xiangshan county report to provincial authority the banditry in their hometown. Census in Guangdong and its obstacles. Negotiation between China and Portugal over the Macao dispute is suspended. Guangdong provincial authorities sue Mo Rongxin. Construction of Huangsha Road in Guangzhou. Bandits in Sanshui sells woman's meat. Bandits in Songlong Town, of Xiangshan county.


date: 1922-01-21
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093831
trove_id: 24093831
description:
Second and final part of a circular telegram issued by President Xu Shichang and his advice to the Chinese bureaucrats.


date: 1922-01-21
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093830
trove_id: 24093830
description:
Members of the Third Chinese National Parliament issue a circular telegram which express their disappointment with the Washington Conference.


date: 1922-01-21
page: 3
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093830
trove_id: 24093830
description:
Second and final part of the Treaty 1899 signed and, recently revised, by Chinese and Mexican governments (on trade, labour and Chinese immigration).


date: 1922-01-21
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093830
trove_id: 24093830
description:
Chinese delegates to the Washington Conference want to discuss the Twenty-one Demands with Japanese counterparts.


date: 1922-01-21
page: 3
column: f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093830
trove_id: 24093830
description:
Message by Liu Zuocai, a native of Zengcheng, in praise of services at The Eastern House, 50 Dixon Street, Sydney.


date: 1922-01-21
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093836
trove_id: 24093836
description:
Ninth part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-01-21
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093836
trove_id: 24093836
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority prepares for a budget for the New Year. Military headquarters in Guangzhou urges county magistrates to pay their due contributions. Mandarin language will be used in all primary and secondary schools of Guangzhou from next semester. Suffering of Xiangshan people from the Portuguese authority in Macao. A young girl in Guangzhou beats back hooligans. Rice price in Gaoyao and countermeasures of the new county magistrate. A widow in Huaxian county and her story. Bandits in Enping county rape and kill a young woman. Chinese community in St Louis, America, makes a huge cake and presents it to Sun Yatsen.


date: 1922-01-21
page: 8
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093836
trove_id: 24093836
description:
Advertisement for English class at the Church of England Chinese Mission, Christ Church School Hall, Pitt Street, Sydney (Opposite to Central Railway Station). People to contact: Rev. Ye Huilu.


date: 1922-01-28
page: 2
column: One page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093839
trove_id: 24093839
description:
Advertisement for On Chong & Company, Importers and exporters, Shipping merchants, Sydney. Head office: 225  George Street, Sydney.


date: 1922-01-28
page: 4
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093841
trove_id: 24093841
description:
Advertisement for War Lee & Co, Ltd. Fruit and Produce Merchants, Auctioneers and Commission Agents. Sydney.


date: 1922-01-28
page: 10
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093847
trove_id: 24093847
description:
Proposal from American delegation to the Washington Conference to solve the dispute between China and Japan over the Twenty-one Demands.


date: 1922-01-28
page: 15
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093850
trove_id: 24093850
description:
Communism in Russia and its consequence (Lenin government, conference of the Soviet Communist Party).


date: 1922-01-28
page: 18
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093855
trove_id: 24093855
description:
Third part of an article on Japanese aggressive ambitions overseas and the awakening of Chinese nation, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-01-28
page: 19
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093854
trove_id: 24093854
description:
Photograph of a Chinese wedding, Ye Yuezu and Li Yueming. Also in the photograph are Ye Zuye, Ye Rongxi, Ye Huizhen, Ye Lijiao, Li Suxin, and Ye Genghao.


date: 1922-02-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093864
trove_id: 24093864
description:
China and Japan start negotiation over Shandong problem in Washington under the mediation of Britain and America.


date: 1922-02-11
page: 2
column: d-f
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093864
trove_id: 24093864
description:
Decision at the Washington Conference on Chinese tariff, withdrawal of foreign troops from China, abolition of likin, and increase of other taxes. China is permitted to increase customs duties for some import goods. It is hard to abolish the Twenty-one Demands. 


date: 1922-02-11
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093863
trove_id: 24093863
description:
Chinese problem at the Washington Conference. American delegates to the Washington Conference on Shandong issues.


date: 1922-02-11
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093868
trove_id: 24093868
description:
News in brief/ Wu Peifu prepares for counterattack in Luoyang. Xu Shichang seeks advice from Li Yuanhong. Social response in China to the Washington Conference. Japanese agree to return public property in Jiaozhou, of Shandong province. Some of the Chinese delegates resigns from the Washington Conference. Chinese delegates at the Washington Conference. Negotiation with Portuguese over Macao conflict. Zhang Liansheng, Cao Kun, Feng Yuxiang and their recent performance. Contents of the Four-Power Pact signed by the United States, Great Britain, Japan, and France.


date: 1922-02-11
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093867
trove_id: 24093867
description:
Daily Mail, a newspaper in Sydney, publishes a series of articles against Chinese from January 16. And the replies from Li Yuanxin and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.


date: 1922-02-11
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093867
trove_id: 24093867
description:
Guo Shun and Chen Zhuchen, respectively chairman and deputy chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, resign as they are returning to China. The Chamber elects Ye Tonggui and Zheng Fanchang to replace them.


date: 1922-02-11
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093870
trove_id: 24093870
description:
Guangdong news/ Deficit of the Guangdong treasury. Members of the Taishan county legislature assembly sue the magistrate. Internal fighting in the Gaoyao county legislature assembly. Feud and clan fighting in Panyu. Bandits in Shunde county kidnap and kill the hostage. A teratism in Guangzhou. Guangzhou authority to ban young prostitute. A country bumpkin in Guangzhou. Kidnap in Songlong, of Gaoyao county.


date: 1922-02-18
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093872
trove_id: 24093872
description:
Chinese President Xu Shichang orders to pardon Duan Zhigui, to promote local self-government, and to encourage industrial development.


date: 1922-02-18
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093871
trove_id: 24093871
description:
Chinese and Russian representatives discuss the Russian people who escaped to China during the Soviet revolution.


date: 1922-02-18
page: 3
column: d-e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093871
trove_id: 24093871
description:
The Washington Conference is closed. American President Warren Harding submits the treaty to the Parliament.


date: 1922-02-18
page: 6-7
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093876
trove_id: 24093876
description:
Wu Peifu, Xiao Yaonan and many other provincial governors issues circular telegram and oppose Liang Shiyi and his Cabinet.


date: 1922-02-18
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093875
trove_id: 24093875
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales farewells Guo Shun, who is returning to start Wing On textile company in Shanghai. Speakers include Ye Bingnan, Zheng Fanchang, Chen Zhuchen, Ye Tonggui, Pan Chengfu, Wu Dingming, Wu Zhaoquan, Pan Yonghan, and Wu Elou.


date: 1922-02-18
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093878
trove_id: 24093878
description:
Tenth part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-02-18
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093878
trove_id: 24093878
description:
Guangdong news/ Governor Chen Jiongming forbids to devaluate the bank notes issued by provincial bank. Businessmen in Guangzhou protest against new business regulation and a brief introduction to the regulation. Solution to the property dispute of Ming Lun Tang in Dongguan. A barge from Dongguan to Guangzhou narrowly escapes an accident. A robbery in Guangzhou. Dispute in Gaoyao county on the election of magistrate. Political chaos in Xiangshan county on magistrate election. 


date: 1922-02-25
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093880
trove_id: 24093880
description:
Chen Guangyuan, Wu Peifu and associations & societies in Tianjin oppose to Liang Shiyi and his cabinet.


date: 1922-02-25
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093884
trove_id: 24093884
description:
Eleventh part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-02-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093883
trove_id: 24093883
description:
Commonwealth government of Australia sends Senator Zhu Baihe (Thomas J. K. Bakhup) to China for investigation on trade commissioner Edward Little and his disputes with others.


date: 1922-02-25
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093886
trove_id: 24093886
description:
Guangdong news/ Financial deficit in 1921. Portuguese envoy will come to Guangzhou again for negotiation over Macao dispute. A fire in Guangzhou. A school in Guangzhou has clash with local residents for removal of some tombs. No gambling allowed during the Chinese New Year. School staff and students ask for more holidays for the Chinese New Year. Guo Hua News (guo hua bao) in Guangzhou is sealed up. Sun Yatsen is ready to start north expedition. Governor Chen Jiongming refuses to permit young women to work as waitress in restaurant or cafe. A ghost found in the photograph in Chenghai county.


date: 1922-02-25
page: 8
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093886
trove_id: 24093886
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to postpone its special meeting.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093887
trove_id: 24093887
description:
Associations and societies in Shaanxi province issue circular telegram that calls for national unity.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093887
trove_id: 24093887
description:
Farmers association in Jiangling county, Hubei, and lawyers in Changsha, Hunan province, support a conference on Chinese national affairs.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093887
trove_id: 24093887
description:
Xiong Xiliang, Cai Yuanpei, Wang Zhixiang and others call for donation to the famine victims in Russia.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 3
column: d-e
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093887
trove_id: 24093887
description:
Many British ex-servicemen emigrate to Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and other British colonies.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093887
trove_id: 24093887
description:
American authority investigates a secret society that undertakes human traffic, opium smuggling and other illegal activities.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093892
trove_id: 24093892
description:
Twelfth part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093891
trove_id: 24093891
description:
A notice issued by Chinese Consul-General in Australia Wei Zijing confirms that some government bonds can be cashed now.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 7
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093891
trove_id: 24093891
description:
Further report on the suffering of Chinese in Cuba. A letter from the Chinese Society (zhong hua hui guan) in Cuba to the Chinese embassy, signed by Cheng Yushu.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093894
trove_id: 24093894
description:
First part of an article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-03-04
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093894
trove_id: 24093894
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority instructs to protect the railway from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Establishment of Guangdong University is in short of money. Wine industry workers in Guangzhou demand more pay. A land dispute in Xiangshan county. How bandits organised in Xiangshan county. Portuguese may return Macao to China. Bandits in Zhaoqing, Nanhai, Fangcheng, Lingshan, Lianjiang, and the south Guangdong.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093896
trove_id: 24093896
description:
Editorial by the Tung Wah Times proposes to raise funds in order to redeem the railway in Shandong and other provinces.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093896
trove_id: 24093896
description:
A telegram from the Chinese National Chamber of Commerce to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales and other Chinese businessmen in Australia.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093896
trove_id: 24093896
description:
The Nine-Power Pact signed by the United States, Great Britain, Japan, France, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, and China which affirms China's sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity and gives all nations the right to do business with it on equal terms.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 3
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093895
trove_id: 24093895
description:
Japanese delegation to the Washington Conference successfully blocks the discussion on Siberian issues.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093895
trove_id: 24093895
description:
Investment Bureau in Guangzhou sends telegram to naval commander in Beijing for hijack of their passenger liner near Xiamen (Amoy) last year and report their solutions.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093900
trove_id: 24093900
description:
Thirteenth and final part of the true report to the overseas Chinese communities on the current situations in China, written by Liu Shimu.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093902
trove_id: 24093902
description:
Second part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-03-11
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093902
trove_id: 24093902
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen changes his strategy for united provincial government. Bandits in Kaiping. Wu Peifu seeks a dialogue with Chen Jiongming for a unified government. Seamen strike in Hong Kong. Why Guo Hua News (guo hua bao) is sealed up. Sun Yatsen urges to pay military expense. Army men threaten school students in Guangzhou. Further report on the influence of the seamen strike in Hong Kong. Saltern workers demands more pay. 


date: 1922-03-18
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093904
trove_id: 24093904
description:
Zhang Zuolin, Zhang Xueliang, Wu Peifu and other local governors respond to Liang Shiyi and his cabinet.


date: 1922-03-18
page: 6
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093908
trove_id: 24093908
description:
Wu Peifu issues a circular telegram to attack Liang Shiyi and his cabinet. And a reply from Liang Shiyi.


date: 1922-03-18
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093910
trove_id: 24093910
description:
Third part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-03-18
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093910
trove_id: 24093910
description:
Guangdong news/ Labour dispute and the voice of national unification. Xu Shuzheng returns to Guangdong from Guangxi. News on the north expedition. Governor Chen Jiongming orders to stop fighting of the legislature members in Gaoyao county. Branches proposed for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. 


date: 1922-03-25
page: 6
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093916
trove_id: 24093916
description:
Commercial chamber in Shanghai starts fundraising in order to redeem the railway in Shandong province.


date: 1922-03-25
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093915
trove_id: 24093915
description:
Sydney city councillor demands payment for defamation following the corruption charge against him lost.


date: 1922-03-25
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093915
trove_id: 24093915
description:
Three Chinese men and two white women are arrested in Lower Campbell Street, Sydney, for smoking opium.


date: 1922-03-25
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093915
trove_id: 24093915
description:
A notice issued by the See Yup Society in Sydney on the transfer of their deceased native fellows' remains back to China.


date: 1922-03-25
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093918
trove_id: 24093918
description:
Fourth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-03-25
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093918
trove_id: 24093918
description:
Guangdong news/ The Guangzhou-Hong Kong strikers are forbidden to sabotage railway transportation. Self-government research institution in Guangzhou and the new regulation. Bandits in the See Yup region may be united together. A woman in Xinhui county attempts to poison her husband and mother-in-law. Xu Chongzhi may have resigned. Some Guangdong people do not  support the fundraising and redeem of railway in north China. Educational achievement in Xiangshan county. Cotton production in Xiangshan county. Military police in Guangzhou stop sale of dog meat.


date: 1922-04-01
page: 3
column: f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093919
trove_id: 24093919
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales acknowledges receipt of donations to the disaster area in China.


date: 1922-04-01
page: 6
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093924
trove_id: 24093924
description:
A circular telegram issued by the Beijing ministry of transportation on fundraising and redeem of railway in Shandong province.


date: 1922-04-01
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093923
trove_id: 24093923
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'The Awakening of China after the Washington Conference'.


date: 1922-04-01
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093926
trove_id: 24093926
description:
Fifth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-04-01
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093926
trove_id: 24093926
description:
Guangdong news/ Acting treasurer Wu Tingfang is urged to pay for the north expedition. Presidential office borrows from the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Bandits try to rob on the Guangzhou-Kowloon railway. Portuguese envoy leaves for Beijing for further negotiation. Why some Guangdong people refuse to attend the national affairs conference in Shanghai. Further report on the Hong Kong - Guangzhou strike. Gambling survey in Taishan county. Living skills training will be provided to servicemen.


date: 1922-04-08
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093927
trove_id: 24093927
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing give some advice on the north-south conflict and national unification in China.


date: 1922-04-08
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093932
trove_id: 24093932
description:
To raise funds in order to redeem railway and to oppose Liang Shiyi's cabinet, miscellaneous report.


date: 1922-04-08
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093931
trove_id: 24093931
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'The Chinese people should organise an efficient and powerful government'.


date: 1922-04-08
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093931
trove_id: 24093931
description:
Le Tian bao is available from the Tung Wah Times which, published in Hong Kong, promotes Confucianism.


date: 1922-04-08
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093934
trove_id: 24093934
description:
Sixth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-04-08
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093934
trove_id: 24093934
description:
Guangdong news/ The draft provincial constitution to be formally published in June. Zhang Zuolin sends an envoy to Guangdong and his task. Chen Jiongming to stay in Guangdong. More strike in Guangdong. Tobacco products sell well in Guangdong. Japanese are found making counterfeit bank notes in Guangxi. Why Chen Jiongming delays the north expedition. Commandership for the north expedition. Guangzhou businessmen are urged to help the north expedition. Servicemen in Dongguan county harass magistrate office. Servicemen turn into bandit near Hong Kong.


date: 1922-04-15
page: 2
column: b-e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093936
trove_id: 24093936
description:
Treaties signed at the Washington Conference. Treaty on Chinese tariff. Closing ceremony of the Washington Conference.


date: 1922-04-15
page: 3
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093935
trove_id: 24093935
description:
Chinese delegate to the Washington Conference on the solution to Chinese problem. Foreign adviser of Chinese government on the Washington Conference.


date: 1922-04-15
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093942
trove_id: 24093942
description:
Seventh part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-04-15
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093942
trove_id: 24093942
description:
Guangdong news/ Investigation on Communist leaflets. Gaoyao county magistrate sets up an Opinion Box seeking criticism from ordinary people. Response of Hunan to the north expedition. Army in Guilin and the numbers. Bandits kidnaps hundreds of devotees from a temple. Sun Yatsen tries to stop Tang Jiyao return to Yunnan. Presidential office in Guangzhou on fire. Ferry is hijacked in Taishan county. Macao in the negotiation between China and Portugal. Kidnap in Gaoyao county. 


date: 1922-04-22
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093943
trove_id: 24093943
description:
Xu Dongfan, representative of Shandong people for railway rights, talks to journalist on the redeem of railway.


date: 1922-04-22
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093943
trove_id: 24093943
description:
Beijing ministry of agriculture and commerce reports the restriction imposed to China by the Open Door policy.


date: 1922-04-22
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093950
trove_id: 24093950
description:
Eighth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-04-22
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093950
trove_id: 24093950
description:
Guangdong news/ Presidential palace on fire. A mad man breaks in military headquarters but is arrested. Presidential office may move to Guilin. American ambassador leaves Guangdong. A ferry in Xiangshan county is hijacked. Trade union association to be organised in Guangdong. A travel to Songlong, Xiangshan county. Division commander Hong Zhaolin resigns. Literary class prepared for servicemen. A duel in Guangzhou.


date: 1922-04-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093952
trove_id: 24093952
description:
(The people) can not be united without morality, and thus can not save China, an article written by Li Renhua.


date: 1922-04-29
page: 3
column: b
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093951
trove_id: 24093951
description:
Chinese delegates to the Washington Conference Wang Chonghui and others visit Japan on their way home.


date: 1922-04-29
page: 3
column: f
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093951
trove_id: 24093951
description:
Zhang Zuolin's army occupies Beijing and Tianjin. Foreign missions in Beijing are trying to protect themselves during the battles.


date: 1922-04-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093955
trove_id: 24093955
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales gathers and farewells Chen Zhuchen, deputy chairman of the chamber who is returning to China. Speakers include Wu Zhaoquan, Ma Qi, He Youwen, Ye Puru, Ye Tonggui, Zheng Fanchang, Ye Bingnan, Wu Elou, Peng Lichuan, Wu Dingming, Zhang Fu and others.


date: 1922-04-29
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093958
trove_id: 24093958
description:
Ninth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-04-29
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093958
trove_id: 24093958
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen and Zhang Zuolin might cooperate to attack Wu Peifu. Lu Rongting and Mo Rongxin are trying to come back. Further report on the fire of the Presidential Palace in Guangzhou. Army men in Gaoyao threat actors in the theatre. Robbery in Gaoyao county. Social support to the abolition of prostitution in Guangzhou. Government troops suppress bandits in Xiangshan county. Bandit Chen Mei is arrested in Guangzhou. Budget for county legislature assembly in Guangdong.


date: 1922-05-06
page: 2
column: e-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093960
trove_id: 24093960
description:
Representatives from Sichuan, Hunan, Shaanxi, Yunnan and Guizhou province to meet and discuss self-government.


date: 1922-05-06
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093959
trove_id: 24093959
description:
Wu Chaoshu, foreign affairs minister of the Guangzhou government, talks to journalist on China and the world situations.


date: 1922-05-06
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093968
trove_id: 24093968
description:
Tenth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-05-06
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093968
trove_id: 24093968
description:
Guangdong news/ Shantou Chamber of Commerce petitions to abolish business tax. Bandits on the border of Hunan and Guangdong. Business association of Guangdong has its first meeting. Chen Duxiu comes to Guangzhou once again. Chen Bingsheng is on trial for murder of his wife. An old cave found in Guangzhou. 


date: 1922-05-13
page: 3-
column: a-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093969
trove_id: 24093969
description:
Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming have different views on the north expedition and other political matters.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093969
trove_id: 24093969
description:
Change of Chinese situations (possible collaboration between Fengtian, Anhui and Guangdong, Zhang Zuolin is determined to pull down Wu Peifu).


date: 1922-05-13
page: 3
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093969
trove_id: 24093969
description:
Miscellaneous report on the war between Fengxi (Zhang Zuolin) and Zhixi (Cao Kun). And response of Wu Peifu.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093973
trove_id: 24093973
description:
State Minister of Justice in New South Wales claims that Communist Sunday school should be prohibited due to their propaganda.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093973
trove_id: 24093973
description:
Australian federal and state governments donate to Soviet Russia government for their famine relief.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093973
trove_id: 24093973
description:
Chinese communities (including Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Zhi gong tang, Guomindang and Li zhi hui) in Sydney actively join the fundraising for Sydney hospital.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093973
trove_id: 24093973
description:
A report from Port Darwin says more than 350 Chinese are returning home by liner Victoria, of the China-Australia Mail Line.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093973
trove_id: 24093973
description:
News in brief/ Wu Peifu talks to President Xu Shichang in Beijing. Xu Shichang removes Liang Shiyi, Zhang Hu and Ye Gongchuo. Liang Shiyi flees to Tianjin. Wu Peifu on Zhang Zuolin and Sun Yatsen.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093973
trove_id: 24093973
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'The Problem of China'.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093976
trove_id: 24093976
description:
Eleventh part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-05-13
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093976
trove_id: 24093976
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen and his headquarters set out. Deng Keng is assassinated and preparation for the funeral. Legislature assembly of Taishan county elects chairman. Fishermen's strike in Xiangshan ends. Bandits in Xinhui hijack ferry. Troops on field training during night. Bandits in Songlong town, of Gaoyao county. 


date: 1922-05-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093978
trove_id: 24093978
description:
A public notice issued by the Chinese Ministry of Transportation on the ownership of railway from Qingdao to Jinan, Shandong.


date: 1922-05-20
page: 2
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093978
trove_id: 24093978
description:
Governor of Fujian province Li Houji seeks cooperation from Guangdong in order to overthrow President Xu Shichang.


date: 1922-05-20
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093982
trove_id: 24093982
description:
Chinese government sends delegation to international conference in Paris (Universal Postal Union, education, children's education, public health education).


date: 1922-05-20
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093981
trove_id: 24093981
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Why Confucianism should be the state religion in China'.


date: 1922-05-20
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093984
trove_id: 24093984
description:
Twelfth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-05-20
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093984
trove_id: 24093984
description:
Guangdong news/ He Bingxun in Guangzhou calls for a non-religious league and the support from students. Chen Jiongming orders to stop army recruitment. Chen Jiongming organises public security forces to replace local security guards. Dongguan people sue the county magistrate. Bandits and their kidnap in Gaoyao county. 


date: 1922-05-27
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093986
trove_id: 24093986
description:
An open letter jointly issued by eight associations of the Republic of China on a national unification conference.


date: 1922-05-27
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093989
trove_id: 24093989
description:
News in brief/ Foreign missions in Beijing jointly give warnings to the Beijing government. Wu Peifu to convene a military conference in Baoding, Hebei province. Zhang Zuolin's troops enter the Shanhaiguan. Clash between Wu Peifu and Zhao Jie. Li Yuanhong, Wang Shizhen and Zhang Qian on peace in China. Zhang Xun is back to Xuzhou, of Jiangsu province. Zhang Zuolin, Duan Qirui and Wu Peifu and their interest conflict. 


date: 1922-05-27
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093992
trove_id: 24093992
description:
Thirteenth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-05-27
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093992
trove_id: 24093992
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen changes his route for north expedition. Non-Christian students' association in Guangzhou and their meeting. Chen Jiongming bans China Daily (hua zi ri bao) from Hong Kong. Investigation of a ferry hijack in Guangzhou. Election of directors of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093994
trove_id: 24093994
description:
A reply from the Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Seoul, Korea.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093994
trove_id: 24093994
description:
Commercial chambers in Shanghai opposes to the Chinese government's management of railway in Shandong province.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093993
trove_id: 24093993
description:
Japanese authority bans entry of Chinese labourers and the protest by commercial chambers in Shanghai.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 6
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093998
trove_id: 24093998
description:
A reply from Yu Rong, director of the China-Australia Mail Line, to Lei Peng, chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Melbourne, and other Melbourne shareholders in regards to 'misconduct' of Liu Guangfu and Ye Tonggui, two other directors of the steamship company.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093997
trove_id: 24093997
description:
Government and social organisation in Sydney provide help to the returned returned servicemen from the World War I.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24093997
trove_id: 24093997
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Study on the Temple Tax'.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094000
trove_id: 24094000
description:
Fourteenth part of the article written by Li Buxie in Hong Kong to promote the true meaning of Confucianism.


date: 1922-06-03
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094000
trove_id: 24094000
description:
Guangdong news/ Local residents sue their magistrate in Luoding, Lingshan, Sanshui, Lechang, Qinxian, and other counties. Journalism association in Guangzhou. Hotels in Guangzhou are required to submit their guest books. Xiangshan county town is demolished. Taishan county magistrate closes down local newspaper for dissident publication. Dongguan people sue their county magistrate. Murderer Chen Bingsheng seeks for pardon.


date: 1922-06-10
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094002
trove_id: 24094002
description:
An observation on Wang Shizhen and the Beijing cabinet he is organising, editorial by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1922-06-10
page: 2
column: c-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094002
trove_id: 24094002
description:
Inside information on the situation change in Guangdong and its progress (conflict between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming, Chen Jiongming retreats to Huizhou, and possible cooperation with Wu Peifu, etc).


date: 1922-06-10
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094005
trove_id: 24094005
description:
A notice issued by Lian Fu Tang, an association of Zengcheng fellows in Sydney, on transfer of remains of the deceased fellows back to China.


date: 1922-06-10
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094008
trove_id: 24094008
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong politics after the leave of Chen Jiongming. Defence in Dongjiang River area. Cemetery tax to be collected. Xiangshan county magistrate appoint Xiao Huichen, a woman student returned from overseas, director of the education bureau. Tuanlian (civil corps) organised in Songlong town, of Gaoyao county. 


date: 1922-06-17
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094016
trove_id: 24094016
description:
Guangdong news/ The north expedition troops attack Jiangxi. Armies in Shaoguan. Military headquarters remains in Guangzhou. Bank notes issued by the provincial bank and the chaos it caused. Shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway to have a conference. Prison guard in Xinyi county is dismissed for misconduct. How much bank notes the provincial bank issued. Rumours say Chen Jiongming is returning to Guangzhou. Bandits are looting and burning village houses in Songlong town, of Gaoyao county. 


date: 1922-06-24
page: 3
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094017
trove_id: 24094017
description:
Sun Chuanfang suggests to resume the old parliament with Li Yuanhong as the President. This suggestion is also supported by Wu Peifu.


date: 1922-06-24
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094022
trove_id: 24094022
description:
First part of the Twenty-one Demands, claims made by the Japanese government to special privileges in China during World War I.


date: 1922-06-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094021
trove_id: 24094021
description:
New Chinese consul-general to Samoa Li Zhaosong, a native of Taishan county in Guangdong, has arrived Sydney. Li's backgrounds.


date: 1922-06-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094021
trove_id: 24094021
description:
Zhao Yu, Ma Xiaojin and Tang Longxiang, three prominent scholars from Guangdong, come to tour Sydney and meet Lin Dasan, Lei Ji, Tung Wah Times, Zhi gong tang, and other Chinese businessmen.


date: 1922-06-24
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094021
trove_id: 24094021
description:
A notice by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales confirms that a guest speaker from Hong Kong University will talk to the next meeting.


date: 1922-06-24
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094021
trove_id: 24094021
description:
Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to gather and the topic will be 'Australian-born Chinese should understand their mother tongue'.


date: 1922-06-24
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094024
trove_id: 24094024
description:
Guangdong news/ Representatives from charity and commercial circles in Guangzhou will go to welcome Chen Jiongming in Huizhou. Industrial representatives will go to meet Chen Jiongming in Huizhou. Feud and clan fighting between Xie, Li and Liu in Conghua county. Bandits in Zhaoqing. Why Chen Jiongming is reluctant to return (to Guangzhou). Provincial treasurer Cheng Tiandou seeks to resign. National Bank will return to Guangzhou from Wuzhou. Sun Yatsen's army and the pressgang for north expedition.


date: 1922-07-29
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094064
trove_id: 24094064
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen's troops bombard Guangzhou and a detailed report. Preconditions to solve the Guangdong conflict. Charity and commercial circles are trying to maintain market stability in Guangzhou. 


date: 1922-08-26
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094096
trove_id: 24094096
description:
Guangdong news/ Why Sun Yatsen moves his warships. Battle in Sanshan and Jiangmen. Panic in Guangzhou. Eight Banners Society in Guangzhou is bombed. Workers on strike in Guangzhou in support of Sun Yatsen. The Guangzhou-Hankou railway company can now have a bit more profit.


date: 1922-09-09
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094112
trove_id: 24094112
description:
Guangdong news/ A provincial government department celebrates victory of Guangdong army in the north expedition. Li Yuanhong welcomes the return of Tang Shaoyi to Beijing. The Guangzhou-Hankou railway is repaired immediately after the bomb blast. Flood in Xijiang River area. Fierce battle in Beijing area. Ye Ju is going to the battle front. Residents are forced to use bank notes issued by the provincial bank. Bandits in Gaoyao county. Traffic is held up following the war between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming. 


date: 1922-11-04
page: 3
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094169
trove_id: 24094169
description:
A letter to Sun Yatsen from the parliamentarians who were elected in 1917. And a reply from the Sun Yatsen's Secretary Office.


date: 1922-11-04
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094173
trove_id: 24094173
description:
Beijing government to issue new bonds. Cai Yuanpei to chair the disarmament meeting in Beijing on October 10.


date: 1922-11-04
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094178
trove_id: 24094178
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial government convenes two meetings respectively on local administration and financial issues. Effort to maintain the value of bank notes in Guangzhou. Liu Yulin on the negotiation with Portuguese on the Macao issues. Bandits pretend to be government inspector. A man in Guangzhou successfully mediate the conflict between his wife and concubine. Robbery in Xiangshan county. Tax imposed on monks and nuns. People in Chaoan worship green snakes. Rice workers in Zengcheng are on strike. Members of the legislature assembly ask to suppress Xu Shurong. 


date: 1922-11-11
page: 3
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094179
trove_id: 24094179
description:
First part of a report claims that the retired Qing family members seize public properties and the social response.


date: 1922-11-11
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094183
trove_id: 24094183
description:
Wu Peifu provides advice to Li Yuanhong on the national unification. Luo Wengan agrees to subsidises Cao Kun. Li Houji has left Fuzhou. Sa Zhenbing leaves Xiamen. Li Yuanhong entertains envoy from Zhang Zuolin. Zhang Zuolin continues to purchase weapons. Tariff conference in Shanghai. Zhang Zuolin reorganises his army. 


date: 1922-11-11
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094183
trove_id: 24094183
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese Speech Society in Sydney (hua qiao yan shuo hui) to convene a general meeting.


date: 1922-11-11
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094186
trove_id: 24094186
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial legislature assembly discusses to borrow foreign loans. Guangdong troops on the way to support Fujian. Military officer support Chen Jiongming to be the provincial governor. Opium smoking and gambling in Guangdong troops. A rich man dies in Macao and his family members fight for the inheritance. Shen Hongying returns to Guangxi with his army.


date: 1922-11-18
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094188
trove_id: 24094188
description:
First part of a letter from Bao Shijie to the Shandong provincial legislature assembly in regards to the municipal administration in Qingdao.


date: 1922-11-18
page: 3
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094187
trove_id: 24094187
description:
Second and final part of a report claims that the retired Qing family members seize public properties and the social response.


date: 1922-11-18
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094187
trove_id: 24094187
description:
Zhang Zuolin and Russian authority have different opinions on the shareholders meeting of the Manchurian railway.


date: 1922-11-18
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094192
trove_id: 24094192
description:
Statistics on the cotton production in China (Zhili, Shandong, Shanxi, Henan, Shaanxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Hubei, and Jiangxi).


date: 1922-11-18
page: 7
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094191
trove_id: 24094191
description:
News in brief/ Zhao Hengti urges Li Yuanhong to draft the state constitution. Hanyang ammunition factory provides weapons to Sa Zhenbing. Wu Peifu tries to wipe out Zhang Wensheng. Du Xigui dispatches gunboats to Fujian. Wu Jinglian, Cao Rui and Li Yuanhong.


date: 1922-11-18
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094194
trove_id: 24094194
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial treasury raises funds for the bank notes. Gentry in Shunde county is punished for gambling. Education exhibition in Zhaoqing. Gaoyao county magistrate is besieged by gamblers. Girl are kidnapped in Xinhui county. A woman in Guangzhou gambles with her body. Guangdong army takes precaution against Guangxi. Return of Guangzhou Bay. Some Guangdong troops on the way to the border with Fujian.


date: 1922-11-25
page: 3
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094195
trove_id: 24094195
description:
The Far Eastern Republic in Chita is incorporated into the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic.


date: 1922-11-25
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094200
trove_id: 24094200
description:
Second and final part of a letter from Bao Shijie to the Shandong provincial legislature assembly in regards to the municipal administration in Qingdao.


date: 1922-11-25
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094200
trove_id: 24094200
description:
Advertisement for hypnotism service provided by Chinese Institute of Mentalism, 2 Houtak Terrace, Shanghai, China. 


date: 1922-11-25
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094199
trove_id: 24094199
description:
Australian Chinese communities donate to a charity hospital in Dongguan county, Guangdong. Names listed.


date: 1922-11-25
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094202
trove_id: 24094202
description:
Guangdong news/ Pension to the servicemen who are killed or injured. Military Affairs Investigation Office to be re-opened in Guangzhou. Army provisions are robbed by the bandits in Renhua county. Dongguan people are trying to protect public property. Rice chaos in Zengcheng. Provincial legislature assembly and the effort to borrow foreign loans. Guangzhou students protest against secret loans from foreign sources. A series of bomb blasts in Guangzhou.


date: 1922-12-02
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094204
trove_id: 24094204
description:
Portuguese soldiers in Macao kill Chinese resident and the negotiation between Chinese ministry of foreign affairs in Beijing and the Portuguese authority in Macao.


date: 1922-12-02
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094203
trove_id: 24094203
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing warn Chinese government over Zhang Zuolin's withholding of salt tax in Manchuria.


date: 1922-12-02
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094208
trove_id: 24094208
description:
News in brief/ New cabinet in Beijing. Chen Jiongming's envoy meets Li Yuanhong. Sun Yatsen to send Chiang Kaishek to help Xu Chongzhi in Fujian. Fujian representatives meet Li Yuanhong. Wu Peifu supports Wang Chonghui and his cabinet. Sa Zhenbing to incorporate civil corps in Fujian. Withdrawal of French postal service from China. Wang Chonghui remains the state premier.


date: 1922-12-02
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094207
trove_id: 24094207
description:
House of Representatives in Beijing wants to punish Wang Chonghui and Gu Weijun for their approval to borrow foreign loans.


date: 1922-12-02
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094210
trove_id: 24094210
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial legislature assembly approves to borrow foreign loans in order to save the currency system. Chen Jiongming is planning to organise a political party. Journalist in Guangzhou and the threat to them. Investigation on the bomb blast in Guangzhou. More than 50 county magistrates are sued. Division commander Guan Guoxiong dies of disease. Bandits hijack the ferry from Jiangmen to Shiqi. Even women are kidnapped in Xiangshan county. River dam construction in Songlong, of Gaoyao county.


date: 1922-12-09
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094212
trove_id: 24094212
description:
Editorial on the impeachment of Wang Chonghui and Gu Weijun in the House of Representatives in Beijing.


date: 1922-12-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094212
trove_id: 24094212
description:
Chinese government lodges a note of protest to Dutch authority for the deportation of 207 Chinese from Amsterdam


date: 1922-12-09
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094211
trove_id: 24094211
description:
China has a new cabinet with Wang Daxie as premier and Wang Zhengting as the foreign affairs minister.


date: 1922-12-09
page: 6
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094216
trove_id: 24094216
description:
Proposal to solve the political chaos in southwest provinces (united provincial government, truce to the Guangdong-Fujian war, and the conflict between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming).


date: 1922-12-09
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094215
trove_id: 24094215
description:
A Chinese businessman, who is on the run to dodge creditor from Western Australia, has been captured.


date: 1922-12-09
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094218
trove_id: 24094218
description:
Guangdong news/ Negotiation with Portuguese authority in Macao. More Guangdong armies are moved to the border with Fujian. A foreigner is arrested and charged in Guangzhou with bomb blast. Crops insects in Yingde county. The plague of locusts in Luoding. Bandits in Dongguan bring government soldiers to trial.


date: 1922-12-16
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094219
trove_id: 24094219
description:
Xiamen (Amoy) declares independence. Xu Shuzheng leaves Fujian. Lin Sen becomes new Fujian governor. Wang Xianchen retires.


date: 1922-12-16
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094223
trove_id: 24094223
description:
News in brief/ Bandits suppressed in Henan province. Sun Yatsen's envoy Dai Tianchou commits suicide on his way to Sichuan. Wu Peifu writes to Li Yuanhong.


date: 1922-12-16
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094226
trove_id: 24094226
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou municipal government wants to borrow foreign loans and the conditions. Newspaper publishing in Guangzhou. Bank notes and the trouble. Long Qingyu is captured in Beihai. Trial on the foreigner who in involved in the bomb blast. Memorial service on the death of Wu Tingfang. A man in Guangzhou leaves his wife as a pledge. Bandit Xu Shurong is shot dead in Panyu county. Strange noise in Xinhui county. Dispute over the infrastructure building in Songlong town, of Gaoyao county.


date: 1922-12-23
page: 3
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094227
trove_id: 24094227
description:
China-Australia Steamship Company Ltd moves its office to Foreman House, 226a George Street, Sydney. And a notice for shareholders meeting.


date: 1922-12-23
page: 6
column: c-d
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094232
trove_id: 24094232
description:
Chinese Association in New Zealand acknowledges receipt of donations to the typhoon victims in Shantou. Names listed.


date: 1922-12-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094231
trove_id: 24094231
description:
Former secretary of the Sydney zhi gong tang Yang Du is sentenced to two years' imprisonment for embezzlement.


date: 1922-12-23
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094231
trove_id: 24094231
description:
News in brief/ Lin Junting becomes Guangxi governor. Beijing cabinet agrees to ban the New Culture. Bandits in Henan. Sun Yatsen sends Kong Geng to Sichuan. Increase of postal service charges and the social response. Chen Jiongming and Chen Xiru reach agreement on the gambling in Guangdong. Zhong Rongguang escapes an assassination. Hong Zhaolin reports battles in Zhangzhou, Fujian. Li Yuanhong orders to catch Fu Zongyao and Zheng Hongnian. Bandits in Enping. Troops in Guangzhou protect gambling. Chen Jiongming seeks help from Tang Jiyao. Chinese ambassador in Beijing reports communist and other radical movement in China.


date: 1922-12-23
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094234
trove_id: 24094234
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial governor offers assistance to the Fujian border. Zang Zhiping on the Guangdong army. The war in Yanping. Guangdong businessmen oppose to the increase of postal service charges. President Li Yuanhong sends researcher to investigate his family tree in the south. Xiangshan businessmen Ma Yongcan, Guo Quan, Ma Yingbiao, Cai Xing, Zheng Gansheng, Wang Guoxuan and others to build a hospital in the home county which is supported by the magistrate.


date: 1922-12-30
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094236
trove_id: 24094236
description:
Ambassadors from America, France, Britain, Italy and Sweden jointly send ultimate to the Chinese government on the kidnap of foreign missionaries in Henan and Anhui province.


date: 1922-12-30
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094239
trove_id: 24094239
description:
News in brief/ Wang Yongquan sends telegram to Wu Peifu. Liu Guanxiong asks President Li Yuanhong to withdraw troops from Fujian. Shandong authority questions Wang Zhengting. Ding Shiyuan arrives Tianjin. Banker Guo Zeshou is detained in Fuzhou for his refusal to withhold salt tax. Wu Jinglian and Wang Chonghui conflict over dinner table. Wang Yongquan, Xu Chongzhi and Lin Sen are jointly trying to withhold salt tax. 


date: 1922-12-30
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094242
trove_id: 24094242
description:
Guangdong news/ Tang Shaoyi on the current situations. Wang Dinghua leads troops to besiege bandits in Gudou Mountain. County governments are required to reduce their department. A foreigner will be charged in Guangzhou for making bombs. Li Houji arrives Shantou. Yuan Dai leads troops to suppress bandits in Dongguan. Murder in Xiangshan. Government troops are trying to suppress bandits in Gaoyao county. Another robber in Songlong, Gaoyao county. 


date: 1923-01-06
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094244
trove_id: 24094244
description:
Wu Jinglian and others are trying to escape punishment according to law. And the response of President Li Yuanhong.


date: 1923-01-06
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094247
trove_id: 24094247
description:
Chinese passengers on board of St Albans refuse to provide hand-print in Cairns, Queensland. Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales investigates and supports the Australian government.


date: 1923-01-06
page: 7
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094247
trove_id: 24094247
description:
News in brief/ Wang Daxie to resign. Li Yuanhong seeks support for the new cabinet. Japan withdraws its postal service. Wang Daxie has resigned. Cao Kun replies to Li Yuanhong. Agreement signed on the return of Shandong. Wedding of Emperor Xuantong.


date: 1923-01-06
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094247
trove_id: 24094247
description:
A notice by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce says Chinese passenger Yang Jingquan disappears on the way back to China.


date: 1923-01-06
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094250
trove_id: 24094250
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong authority negotiates with British consul in Guangzhou on the withholding of tariff and the road construction. Guangdong army on the way to support Guangxi. Zhong Jingtang leads his troops to help Fujian. Guangdong authority on the support to Guangxi and Fujian. Guangdong provides subsidy to Zhu Peide and his troops on their return to Yunnan. Management of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Businessmen in See Yup district are to organise their own security corps. A returned businessman from Nanyang is cheated in Guangzhou. Reelection of the Xiangshan county magistrate. An unworthy son is punished in Guangzhou. Female bandit chieftain Long Qingyu is executed.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 3
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094251
trove_id: 24094251
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese consulate in Mexico on the Chinese immigration to Mexico, family reunion, new application for business or study in Mexico and other matters.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094251
trove_id: 24094251
description:
British and Italian embassies in Beijing confirm that Luo Wengan is not involved in the corruption charges.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094251
trove_id: 24094251
description:
Zang Zhiping issues a public notice on the local security in Zhangzhou and Xiamen, of Fujian province.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 6
column: a-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094256
trove_id: 24094256
description:
National Commercial Association in Shanghai sends telegram to President  Li Yuanhong on the arrest of treasurer Luo Wengan. Kang Youwei comments on the arrest of Chinese treasurer Luo Wengan. Internal Affairs Minister Sun Danlin on the arrest of Luo Wengan.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094255
trove_id: 24094255
description:
A letter from Jin Boshun and Wang Zuyao, of the Zhejiang Commercial association in Hangzhou, and Lu Yongxiang and Shen Jinjian, of the Zhejiang government, appeals for help to the flooding victims in Zhejiang province.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094255
trove_id: 24094255
description:
Ye Bingnan's daughter Ye Meigui marries Luo Weixin, son of another businessman in Sydney Luo Daren. Report on the wedding and the banquet. Speakers include Liu Guangfu, Zhu Hechou, Luo Weixin, Lin Dasan, Wu Elou, Liu Bingshu, Chen Lin, and other white guests.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094255
trove_id: 24094255
description:
A Chinese businessman, who flees Western Australia for debt, has committed suicide in Parramatta, Sydney.


date: 1923-01-13
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094258
trove_id: 24094258
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen's troops return to Guangdong. Guangdong army in Guangxi and their defence plan. Report from the frontline in Guangxi. Guangdong governor Chen Xiru wants to conclude the negotiation with Portuguese authority for the Macao issues. Wong Shiliang is training his troops in Chaozhou. Ammunition factory is to resume production in Zhaoqing. Journalism association to be set up in Guangzhou. Chen Jiongming to ban opium smoking and gambling in the counties. News from Fujian province. A Portuguese ship is hijacked near Macao and the solution. Robbery in Xiangshan county. A martial arts girl beats three young men. 


date: 1923-01-20
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094259
trove_id: 24094259
description:
A fundraising conference in Shanghai for the flooding victims in Zhejiang province. Fundraising in Beijing for the victims in Zhejiang province.


date: 1923-01-20
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094263
trove_id: 24094263
description:
News in brief/ Gu Weijun is back to his ambassador office in London. Transportation is suspended in Yichang and Chongqing. Wang Zhengting is the acting premier. Zhang Shaozeng, Wu Jinglian, Li Houji, Wang Xianchen and the cabinet organisation in Beijing. Lu Zhengxiang reports from the League of Nations. 


date: 1923-01-20
page: 7
column: c
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094263
trove_id: 24094263
description:
Chinese community in New Zealand donates to the typhoon victims in Shantou, reported by the Chinese Association there.


date: 1923-01-20
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094263
trove_id: 24094263
description:
A notice by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales regarding the membership, registration and other issues of the association.


date: 1923-01-20
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094266
trove_id: 24094266
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales calls for donation to the flooding victims in Zhejiang province. Contact details are: Chinese Chamber of Commerce, 52 Dixon Street, Haymarket, Sydney; Lee Sang & Co, Produce Merchants, Corner of Hay and Harbour Streets, Sydney; Wing On & Co, 10-11 Ultimo Road, Sydney; On Chong & Co, 225 George Street North, Sydney; Sun Tuey Wah Chockson & Co, 75-79 Campbell Street, Haymarket, Sydney; Goon Lee Shing & Co, Merchants, 37 Dixon Street, Sydney.


date: 1923-01-20
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094266
trove_id: 24094266
description:
Guangdong news/ Nanhai and Panyu county authorities borrow local loans. Guangdong authority borrows loans from the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company. Provincial authority tries to maintain the current value of the bank notes. Military officers control tobacco and wine taxes in Guangzhou. No plane will fly to Wuzhou. Bandits in Xinhui county send blackmail to Liang Qichao. Provincial authority tries to stop the feud and clan fighting between Yang and Luo families in Dongguan. Company commander in Guangzhou shoots at a rickshaw man. The German doctor who is involved in the bomb blast to be released. Bandits in Zengcheng. Model market in Xiangshan county.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094267
trove_id: 24094267
description:
Chinese government applies for delay of the Boxer Indemnity payment but refused by the British government.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094267
trove_id: 24094267
description:
Members of the national parliament address inquiries to the Beijing ministry of communications for foreign loans.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094267
trove_id: 24094267
description:
Fujian situation under the conflict of two political groups respectively headed by Lin Sen and Huang Zhanyun.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 3
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094267
trove_id: 24094267
description:
National commercial association issues circular telegram on the Wuhan conference on national unification.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 3
column: f
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094267
trove_id: 24094267
description:
The Zhang Shaozeng cabinet and its conflict with the parliament. Beijing students break in the parliament chamber.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 7
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094271
trove_id: 24094271
description:
News in brief/ Clash in Beijing between the parliament and the new cabinet. Zhang Shaozeng appoints cabinet members. Cao Kun celebrates his birthday. Zhang Shaozeng talks his political ideas. Cao Kun supports Zhang Shaozeng under some conditions but opposes to the increase of telephone charges. The Times in London reports current political and economic situations in China. Zhang Shaozeng on the election of next Chinese President.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094271
trove_id: 24094271
description:
Mrs Florence Sun-Chong and family desire to thank friend for all floral tributes, telegrams and letters of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement in the death of their husband and father (Luo Shun).


date: 1923-01-27
page: 7
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094271
trove_id: 24094271
description:
A notice by Rev. Liu Junchen says English class available at the Church of England Chinese Mission, Christ Church School Hall, Pitt Street, Sydney.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094274
trove_id: 24094274
description:
A letter from Tung Wah Hospital in Hong Kong to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales acknowledges receipt of donations to the typhoon victims in Shantou.


date: 1923-01-27
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094274
trove_id: 24094274
description:
Guangdong news/ Election in Guangzhou of the legislature assembly members. Li Ruihua is executed in Guangzhou. A kidnap in Guangzhou and the ransom. Military conference to be held in Wuzhou. Supervisor appointed for the support to Fujian province. Bandits in Zhaoqing hijack two ferries. Court hearing organised for the bomb attack in Guangzhou. Guerrilla fighting in Qianshan near Macao.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094276
trove_id: 24094276
description:
Four military groups in China (Baoding, Luoyang, Fengtian and Anhui) are jointly to overthrow Wu Peifu.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 2
column: d-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094276
trove_id: 24094276
description:
Tang Jiyao in Yunnan proposes a national conference for reconciliation between different military groups.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094275
trove_id: 24094275
description:
Fujian Fellows Association (tong xiang hui) in Shanghai sends telegram to the provincial governor Lin Sen, and other two military officers in the province on recent political chaos.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 3
column: f
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094275
trove_id: 24094275
description:
Envoy of Lenin's Soviet Russian government, Adolf Joffe, talks with Sun Yatsen in Shanghai and a joint communique issued on communist movement in China.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094279
trove_id: 24094279
description:
A Chinese man is stabbed and seriously injured in Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, by another Chinese laundry man.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 7
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094279
trove_id: 24094279
description:
Tung Wah Times replies to criticism published in the Min Bao in Sydney for different opinions on Guangdong situation and the role of Chinese emperor.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094279
trove_id: 24094279
description:
A notice by the China-Australia Steamship Line Ltd, Foreman House, 226a George Street, Sydney, to its shareholders.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094284
trove_id: 24094284
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales calls for donation to the flooding victims in Zhejiang province. Contact details are: Chinese Chamber of Commerce, 52 Dixon Street, Haymarket, Sydney; Lee Sang & Co, Produce Merchants, Corner of Hay and Harbour Streets, Sydney; Wing On & Co, 10-11 Ultimo Road, Sydney; On Chong & Co, 225 George Street North, Sydney; Sun Tuey Wah Chockson & Co, 75-79 Campbell Street, Haymarket, Sydney; Goon Lee Shing & Co, Merchants, 37 Dixon Street, Sydney. Names listed for the donations received.


date: 1923-02-03
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094284
trove_id: 24094284
description:
Guangdong news/ Army barracks in Qianshan are robbed. Robbery in Dongguan county. Ferry workers in Enping, Kaiping and Taishan counties. Barge explodes in Xiangshan and the injuries. Students are kidnapped in Qianshan. Ferry is hijacked in Gaoming county. Security check ordered in the countryside. Firewood in shortage in Zhaoqing.


date: 1923-02-10
page: 6
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094290
trove_id: 24094290
description:
Directors elected for the China-Australia Steamship Line Ltd, and they are Yu Rong, Huang Zhu, Huang Laiwang, Li Chun, Ma Qi, Guo Chao, Li Xiangbo, Yu Mingli, Lei Peng, Huang Zaihong, Wu Hongnan, Chen Lin, Wu Gen, Huang Shuwu, Chen Yin. Candidates include Chen Lixun, Ye Bingyuan, Ye Tonggui, Lin You, Liu Guangfu, Ye Guoen, Chen Limei, Li Baocheng, Lu Jingnan, Liu Dengwei, Zhou Biliang, Yu Yahe, Situ Xianrong, Peng Shaoan, Huang Huazhi, Xiao Genggai, Yu Zhishen, Ouyang Yifang, Tan Shipei, Fan Mingyang, Li Juen, Chen Xianpei, Lei Jiaxue, Li Lian, Wu Hongyu, Zhao Boping, Wu Boxiong, Qin Fuxiang, Lei Xuequan, Zhang Chaokang, Yang Yangquan, Huang Zhihe, Chen Ju, Huang Jin, Huang Xianzhong, Wu Jianxue, Huang Xin, Yu Zhaokai, Ye Lizhan, Chen Hanye, Zhen Yongchang, Huang Ming, Zhong Hongtian, Zhong Chenggao, Zhong Xixian, Xu Jiankai, Liang Yingjie, and Zhou Ruiting.


date: 1923-02-10
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094289
trove_id: 24094289
description:
Editor of the Tung Wah Times replies to the Min Bao in Sydney for their criticism on bao huang and other issues.


date: 1923-02-10
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094291
trove_id: 24094291
description:
Guangdong news/ British, American and Japanese consuls in Guangzhou meet the provincial governor Chen Xiru. Fundraising in Guangzhou to maintain local social security. No foreigners are permitted to visit the war zones. Governor Chen Xiru visits Hong Kong. Dongguan county magistrate resigns. Motor ship is hijacked in Dongguan county. Commercial association to be organised in Dongguan county. Coordination office set up in Xinhui county for the civil corps. Chen Yingxia dies suddenly. Robbery in Zengcheng county. Neighbours and the infrastructure building in Songlong town, of Gaoyao county. Another hospital set up in Zhaoqing.


date: 1923-02-17
page: 1
column: one page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094293
trove_id: 24094293
description:
Advertisement for Eastern and Australian Steamship Company Ltd, Gibbs Bright & Co, General agents in Australia, 37 Pitt Street, Sydney.


date: 1923-02-17
page: 2
column: one page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094295
trove_id: 24094295
description:
Advertisement for On Chong & Company, importers & exporters, shipping merchants, 225 George Street, Sydney, Australia, 


date: 1923-02-17
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094294
trove_id: 24094294
description:
Advertisement for The State Assurance Company Ltd and the Law Union and Rock Insurance Co Ltd., Sydney.


date: 1923-02-17
page: 14
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094307
trove_id: 24094307
description:
Photograph of Ye Lijiao, daughter of Sydney Chinese businessman Ye Tonggui, in the Summer Palace, Beijing.


date: 1923-02-17
page: 19
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094310
trove_id: 24094310
description:
Members of the Sydney Lai Gee Club (li zhi hui) donate to hospital building in Dongguan county, Guangdong.


date: 1923-02-17
page: 21
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094312
trove_id: 24094312
description:
Photograph of a Chinese wedding in Sydney (bridegroom Luo Weixin, son of Chinese businessman in Sydney Luo Daren; bride Ye Meigui, daughter of Chinese businessman in Sydney Ye Tonggui).


date: 1923-02-17
page: 21
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094312
trove_id: 24094312
description:
News in brief/ Political groups in Baoding and Tianjin have different opinion on the presidential election in China. Cao Kun sends telegram to President Li Yuanhong on the case of Luo Wengan. Sun Yatsen sends telegram to Zhang Shaozeng on the national parliament of 1919. Luo Wengan is released. Cao Kun is sleepless at night. Zhang Shaozeng sends envoy Zhang Shizhao to meet Sun Yatsen and Qin Chunxuan in the south for national unification. Army commander Xia Sheng writes to Guangzhou people on the political situation. Li Houji is trying to retain his power.


date: 1923-02-17
page: 22
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094315
trove_id: 24094315
description:
Advertisement for Hop Lee & Co, wholesale fruit and produce, merchants & general commission agents, Sydney.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094319
trove_id: 24094319
description:
Political priorities in Beijing: organisation of the cabinet, national unification, and conflict between different political groups.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094318
trove_id: 24094318
description:
Naval officers from Britain, America, France and Japan meet and want to jointly protect the navigation in the Yangtze River.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 3
column: d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094318
trove_id: 24094318
description:
American government requests Chinese authority to investigate the murder of American tourist last year.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 3
column: d-e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094318
trove_id: 24094318
description:
Guangming Electronics Manufacturer Co Ltd raises funds by floating shares. Founders include Liang Chuang, Zhong Zhongshuo, Liang Zhongce, Hu Yaoting, Ye Tonggui, Ye Bingnan, Zeng Tingguang, Chen Lin, Zheng Fanchang, Lin Ziguang, Guo Chao, and many other Chinese businessmen in Sydney.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094323
trove_id: 24094323
description:
The joint communique issued by Sun Yatsen and Adolf Joffe, envoy of Lenin's Soviet Russian government.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094322
trove_id: 24094322
description:
Chinese businessmen who returned from overseas and their companies in China, such as Wing On, Sincere, The Sun, and the new Guangming Manufacturer that is raising funds by floating shares. And comments by the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 7
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094322
trove_id: 24094322
description:
News in brief/ Zheng xue hui in Beijing opposes Meng Renqian to be the Guangxi governor. Wu Peifu's envoy meet Li Yuanhong. Zhang Shaozeng has different opinion on the appointment of Guangxi governor. Why Shi Zhaoji can not be the foreign affairs minister. Sun Yatsen talks in Shanghai before returning to Guangdong. Li Yuanhong asks Chen Jiongming to come to Beijing. Sun Yatsen asks for release of Wei Bangping. Imperial Qing family and their privileges. Wu Peifu has another opinion on the governorship in Guangdong, Guangxi and Fujian. Shen Hongying sends telegram to Qin Chunxuan.


date: 1923-03-03
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094325
trove_id: 24094325
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales calls for donation to the flooding victims in Zhejiang province. 


date: 1923-03-03
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094325
trove_id: 24094325
description:
Guangdong news/ Chen Jiongming and his retreat plan. Huang Qiang and Chen Yongshan arrive Hong Kong. Governor Chen Xiru issues a circular telegram and resign. Li Yibiao and his troops arrive Guangzhou. Part of Yunnan troops have arrived Guangzhou. Liu Zhenhuan has been back to Guangzhou. Ferry service between Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Wuzhou. Transportation will resume in local counties. Army's notice at the front of newspaper office. Shen Hongying issues orders. Chen Jiongming's troops have dispersed. Li Liejun arrives Shantou. 


date: 1923-03-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094327
trove_id: 24094327
description:
An article written by Guo Jianying on White Australia and the anti-Chinese comments published in Sydney English newspapers recently.


date: 1923-03-10
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094327
trove_id: 24094327
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing refuse to the request of Chinese government to delay the payment of Boxer Indemnity.


date: 1923-03-10
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094326
trove_id: 24094326
description:
Beijing students who are injured in their clash with parliamentarian will sue the house speaker Wu Jinglian and security head Tang Buying.


date: 1923-03-10
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094330
trove_id: 24094330
description:
News in brief/ Sun Yatsen wants to peacefully solve the military conflict in Guangdong. Shen Hongying talks to journalists in Guangzhou. Jiang Kongyin bails out Wei Bangping.


date: 1923-03-10
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094333
trove_id: 24094333
description:
Guangdong news/ Wei Bangping orders troops to move out civil residence. Zhang Kairu will not interfere with local administration. Candidates for the provincial governor. Huang Hongyou and Liu Daqing are executed. Local transportation is still on pause. Police forces to be reorganised. Gu Renguang becomes head of the police forces in Guangzhou. Guangzhou welcomes Sun Yatsen. Yunnan army seals up civil residence.


date: 1923-03-17
page: 6
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094339
trove_id: 24094339
description:
Yunnan military commander Yang Ximin and Guangxi military commander Shen Hongying jointly list crimes committed by Wei Bangping.


date: 1923-03-17
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094338
trove_id: 24094338
description:
A meeting of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales elects Ye Bingnan acting chairman, Guo Jiexiu and Zhu Songqing vice chairmen.


date: 1923-03-17
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094341
trove_id: 24094341
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou Chamber of Commerce issues a circular telegram on disarmament nationwide. National commercial association advocates a strike for nationwide disarmament. Shen Hongying's troops on the move to Xijiang and Beijiang Rivers area. Governor Hu has returned from Hong Kong. Na Qiren is appointed head of police forces in Guangzhou. School campus is full of troops. A five-storey building explodes in Guangzhou. Gaoming county town is besieged by bandits. Chen Jiongming arrives Shantou. Hong Zhaolin promotes collaboration between Chen Jiongming and Sun Yatsen. Wu Tiecheng is urged to return to his position as Xiangshan county magistrate.


date: 1923-03-24
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094343
trove_id: 24094343
description:
Second and final part of an article, written by anonymous author, on the Chinese in White Australia.


date: 1923-03-24
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094347
trove_id: 24094347
description:
Comments by anonymous author on the anti-Chinese articles published in the Sydney English newspapers.


date: 1923-03-24
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094347
trove_id: 24094347
description:
Article written by anonymous author on Yu Rong, secretary of the Nationalist Party (Guomindang) branch in Sydney and publisher of the Min Bao.


date: 1923-03-24
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094347
trove_id: 24094347
description:
Let me awaken editor of the Min Bao, a Chinese newspaper in Sydney owned and published by the Nationalist Party (Guomindang).


date: 1923-03-24
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094346
trove_id: 24094346
description:
Report on election result of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales. Names listed for all candidates.


date: 1923-03-24
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094349
trove_id: 24094349
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen to set up Marshall Headquarters in Guangzhou. Xu Shaozheng becomes the provincial governor. Sun Yatsen convenes conferences in Guangzhou to solve the Guangdong problems. Train from Guangzhou to Kowloon is hijacked. Military news from Zhaoqing. Looting in Shilong town. Disasters in Zhaoqing brought by the troops. Wang Jingwei might go to Shanghai again.


date: 1923-03-31
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094351
trove_id: 24094351
description:
An article written by Chen Qihan on the anti-Chinese comments published in the Sydney English newspapers.


date: 1923-03-31
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094351
trove_id: 24094351
description:
Li Yuanhong and Zhang Shaozeng send envoys to meet Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou for unification of China.


date: 1923-03-31
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094350
trove_id: 24094350
description:
President Li Yuanhong and Premier Zhang Shaozeng send Ding Huai to deal with the aftermath in Guangdong.


date: 1923-03-31
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094355
trove_id: 24094355
description:
Min Bao in Sydney advocates radical socialism, cooperation between Russia and China and between Sun Yatsen and Lenin.


date: 1923-03-31
page: 6
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094355
trove_id: 24094355
description:
Articles written by anonymous author and the Tung Wah Times editor criticise Yu Rong, manager of the Min Bao, the Nationalist Party in Sydney, and their radical propaganda.


date: 1923-03-31
page: 6
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094355
trove_id: 24094355
description:
Chinese community in Peru writes to the Beijing government on the new immigration restriction recently passed by the Peruvian parliament.


date: 1923-03-31
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094354
trove_id: 24094354
description:
Number of Asian immigrants declines in Australia while the European origins increases (Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and others).


date: 1923-03-31
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094357
trove_id: 24094357
description:
Guangdong news/ Strike of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway workers and their declaration. Guangzhou city in the crisis. Shen Hongying's army leave Zhaoqing and his public notice. Police in Guangzhou are on strike. Sun Ke becomes the mayor of Guangzhou once again. Military conflict in Dongguan county.


date: 1923-04-07
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094359
trove_id: 24094359
description:
Members of the Chinese national parliament oppose to appointment of Jiang Kanghu as ambassador to Russia.


date: 1923-04-07
page: 5
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094361
trove_id: 24094361
description:
Three articles written by anonymous authors denounce criticism published in Min Bao, a Nationalist Party newspaper in Sydney.


date: 1923-04-07
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094366
trove_id: 24094366
description:
Guangdong news/ Financial situation in Guangdong. Troops in Guangzhou turns shops into gambling dens. Wei Bangping's residence is searched. Troops harass shops. Chen Jiongming's army to be disbanded by force. Candidates for the Xiangshan county magistrate. Yunnan army harass New China Daily (xin guo hua bao). Dongguan has new magistrate. Wu Tiecheng to be head of the police force in Guangzhou. Headquarters in Jiangmen. Yunnan army collect tax on temple and gambling in Guangzhou.


date: 1923-04-14
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094367
trove_id: 24094367
description:
American ambassador in Beijing says China has failed to carry out its commitment after the Washington Conference.


date: 1923-04-14
page: 3
column: e-f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094367
trove_id: 24094367
description:
Advertisement for Man On & Co, wholesale & retail, produce merchants and general commission agents, Sydney.


date: 1923-04-14
page: 6
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094372
trove_id: 24094372
description:
Miscellaneous report on the Chinese passengers who are beaten on their war back home from Samoa by St Albans.


date: 1923-04-14
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094371
trove_id: 24094371
description:
Committee members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales (chairman, deputy chairmen, director, etc).


date: 1923-04-14
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094371
trove_id: 24094371
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney organise a Neutral and Mediation office (zhongli weichi hui) in order to stop written polemics between the three Chinese newspapers: Gong Bao, Min Bao, and Tung Wah Times. Organisers are mainly Chinese priests (Fang Jinyi, Zhou Rongwei, Zhou Caiyun and Liu Junchen) while members are Chinese business firms in Sydney. A notice by the Tung Wah Times to accept the mediation and to stop the written polemics with Min Bao.


date: 1923-04-14
page: 8
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094374
trove_id: 24094374
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen appoints staff of his new headquarters. Zhaoqing people request the troops to leave. Yongping cargo ship which was hijacked has returned to Hong Kong. Huang Guomin, who returned from overseas, is appointed magistrate of Zengcheng county. Soldiers are actually bandits. Chaos in Zhaoqing. Li Genyuan arrives Hong Kong secretly. A young woman in Guangzhou has quarrel with rickshaw puller for words.


date: 1923-04-21
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094376
trove_id: 24094376
description:
Editor of the Tung Wah Times has some words to other Chinese newspapers in Sydney on the written polemics in the past month.


date: 1923-04-21
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094375
trove_id: 24094375
description:
Shanghai commercial association and the education association issue a circular telegram on the return of Lushun and Dalian.


date: 1923-04-21
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094375
trove_id: 24094375
description:
Shanghai commercial association on disarmament, financial management and the revision of China's constitution.


date: 1923-04-21
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094379
trove_id: 24094379
description:
Inaugural ceremony of the new committee of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales. Speakers include Guo Jianying, Ye Tonggui, Guo Chao, Ye Bingnan, Zheng Fanchang, Tang Longxiang, Ye Bingyuan, Ye Guoen, Zhu Songqing, Chen Fakai, Liu Bingshu, Guo Jiexiu, Zhang Fu, Pan Yonghan, Liu Junchen, and Wu Elou (Xiuguang).


date: 1923-04-21
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094379
trove_id: 24094379
description:
Tung Wah Times thanks some anonymous authors for their help in its written polemics with Min Bao, and also thanks Chinese Christian priests for their mediation.


date: 1923-04-21
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094379
trove_id: 24094379
description:
Shen Hongying's army try to enter Guangzhou and have battle with Guangdong and Yunnan army under Sun Yatsen.


date: 1923-04-21
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094382
trove_id: 24094382
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen orders Zhou Zhizheng and Chen Ce to attack Jiangmen and to drive out Chen Dechun. Shen Hongying and Chen Jiongming might collaborate. Beijing authority may dispatch troops to the south. Guangxi army on the way to the east from Wuzhou. Staff of the provincial government and its departments. An old woman comes back to life in Guangzhou. Sluice gate to be built in Songlong town, Gaoyao county. A young woman gambler turns to mad in Guangzhou.


date: 1923-04-28
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094383
trove_id: 24094383
description:
Businessmen in China stand against the 12-year bonds which the Beijing government is planning to issue.


date: 1923-04-28
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094383
trove_id: 24094383
description:
Chinese foreign minister seeks help from American government to mediate the anti-Chinese movement in Peru.


date: 1923-04-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094387
trove_id: 24094387
description:
Thirty Chinese sailors on Cuba ship are on strike in Adelaide, South Australia, and the mediation by Australian trade union leaders and the Chinese consul.


date: 1923-04-28
page: 7
column: b-c
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094387
trove_id: 24094387
description:
Chinese community in Wellington, New Zealand, donates to the flood victims in Zhejiang province. Names listed.


date: 1923-04-28
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094387
trove_id: 24094387
description:
News in brief/ Zhang Shaozeng telegrams Cao Kun and Wu Peifu on the chaos in Guangdong and Fujian. Li Yuanhong and the Zhang Shaozeng cabinet. Chinese foreign minister on the return of Lushun and Dalian. A conference in Luoyang, Henan province, is attended by major warlords in China. American government responds to China's abrogation of the Twenty-one Demands. Wu Peifu provides weapons to Shen Hongying.


date: 1923-04-28
page: 7
column: f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094387
trove_id: 24094387
description:
A public notice by the Tung Wah Times on its conditional reconciliation with Min Bao after a long written polemics under the mediation of Rev. Fang Jinyi, other Chinese priests and businessmen.


date: 1923-04-28
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094390
trove_id: 24094390
description:
Guangdong news/ Some temples in Guangzhou have turned into schools. The first female employee in the provincial treasury. Public properties in See Yup region are auctioned for military funds. Troops detain residents in Guangzhou. Troops under Zhang Xishi and Chen Tiantai prepare for the war. A new army organised under the commandership of Li Yaohan. Why Xu Shaozheng could become the provincial governor and the deals. Spy in Guangzhou. Huang Bihun is executed in Guangzhou. Bandit robbery in Zhaoqing. Hu Hanmin recuperates from an illness near the West Lake in Hangzhou. Woman gamblers in Guangzhou. Monster found in bridal chamber in Foshan.


date: 1923-05-05
page: 2
column: e-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094392
trove_id: 24094392
description:
Portuguese ambassador makes inquiry to the Beijing authority in regards to Sun Yatsen's effort to borrow foreign loans.


date: 1923-05-05
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094396
trove_id: 24094396
description:
Second and final part of a speech delivered by Liang Qichao to the students in zhongguo gongxue, Shanghai.


date: 1923-05-05
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094398
trove_id: 24094398
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial governor Xu Shaozheng issues a public notice on local civil administration. Railway passengers on the Guangzhou-Kowloon line are prohibited to travel with weapons. Pessimism on fiscal situation in Guangdong. Army from the north arrive Nanxiong. A female spy arrested in Guangzhou. Sun Yatsen's offers to foreign loans. Self-defence army organised in Xiangshan county. Governor Xu Shaozheng promotes Confucianism. Sun Yatsen arrives Yongxiang. Sun Yatsen is urged to disband Hu Wencan's troops. Chen Dechun's property in Guangzhou will be protected by Li Yibiao. Damages of war in Zhaoqing. Sun Yatsen orders Zhou Zhizheng, Chen Ce and Liang Hongkai to take over Jiangmen. Looting in Kaiping county. Sun Yatsen and Chen Ce. Chen Dechun retreats to Kaiping and Enping. Civil corps occupy Enping.


date: 1923-05-12
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094404
trove_id: 24094404
description:
Tung Wah Times comments that Chinese people should become the powerful backup force to the government's diplomacy.


date: 1923-05-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094403
trove_id: 24094403
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese consulate-general in Melbourne says some government bonds can be cashed now.


date: 1923-05-12
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094403
trove_id: 24094403
description:
Fundraising for Sydney hospitals and the involvement of Chinese communities & associations like Lai Gee Club (li zhi hui), zhi gong tang, the Nationalist Party, Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, and others.


date: 1923-05-12
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094403
trove_id: 24094403
description:
A public notice issued by the Tung Wah Times about its dispute with Min Bao, organ of the Nationalist Party in Sydney, and involvement of Ye Bingnan, Li Ganquan, Yu Rong, Ma Shupei, Huang Yougong, and others.


date: 1923-05-12
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094406
trove_id: 24094406
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen moves his headquarters in Guangzhou. Sun Yatsen's headquarters detains an army commander. Shen Hongying's troops detain 13 military officers in Guangdong. Military situation in Xijiang River area. Sun Yatsen sells some agricultural experiment farm. Speaker of the provincial legislature assembly is against Sun Yatsen who is trying to borrow foreign loans. Protest against the kidnap of businessmen in Guangdong. Troops in Guangzhou commit robbery. Liu Zhenhuan's troops and their looting in Dongguan county. Dyke building in Songlong town, of Gaoyao county.


date: 1923-05-19
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094407
trove_id: 24094407
description:
Military commander of Jiangsu province Qi Xieyuan and the governor Han Guojun insist negotiation with Japan.


date: 1923-05-19
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094407
trove_id: 24094407
description:
Guangdong students send telegram to foreign missions in Beijing seeking their sympathy and support in China's negotiation with Japan.


date: 1923-05-19
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094407
trove_id: 24094407
description:
American authority delivers a note to the Chinese government on the kidnap of foreign passengers in Shandong province.


date: 1923-05-19
page: 3
column: f
source: Russia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094407
trove_id: 24094407
description:
Polish government to borrow loans from France for weapon industry and the response from Russian authority.


date: 1923-05-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094411
trove_id: 24094411
description:
Victoria, a liner of the China-Australia Steamship Line, arrives Sydney with 238 passengers and their destinations.


date: 1923-05-19
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094411
trove_id: 24094411
description:
News in brief/ Emperor Xuantong sends envoy to meet President Li Yuanhong. Chinese ambassadors in Europe send telegram to Beijing on the negotiation with Japan. A telegram from Zhang Shaozeng cabinet in Beijing to Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou. Sichuan, Hunan, Yunnan and Guizhou to defend their alliance. Zhang Shaozeng and Li Yuanhong on Fujian issues. Navy in Shanghai declares neutral. Sun Chuanfang arrives Fuzhou. Wu Peifu's troops arrive Rehe. Cao Kun and Feng Yuxiang on the Fengtian issues. Sun Yatsen replies to Li Yuanhong and Zhang Shaozeng. President Li Yuanhong on the murder of naval commander Cheng Biguang. Naval fleets gather in Shanghai. Military situation in Sichuan.


date: 1923-05-19
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094414
trove_id: 24094414
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen orders to collect extra taxes for military purpose. Business in panic in Guangzhou. Shen Hongying sends niece to pay homage at his ancestor's mausoleum in Enping county, Guangdong. Education association in Guangzhou protests against the sale of school campus, and Chen Shuren demands an investigation from Sun Yatsen. A high school in Zhaoqing is set on fire. Liu Minwei and other Nationalist Party members condemn the sale of public property. Authorities in Guangzhou sell public farm and other properties. Sun Yatsen borrows loans from Hong Kong businessmen and the mortgage. Troops sell school facilities in Guangzhou. Gentry in Dongguan organise civil corps. Army robbery in Enping county.


date: 1923-05-26
page: 3
column: d-e
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094415
trove_id: 24094415
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing negotiate with Chinese government over the kidnap of foreign passengers in Shandong province.


date: 1923-05-26
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094420
trove_id: 24094420
description:
Fifth and final part of the comments written by Lu Shiyi on the disarmament proposal by Jiang Baili.


date: 1923-05-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094419
trove_id: 24094419
description:
A meeting of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales and the discussions on new membership, Chinese school, sale of public property in Guangzhou, negotiation with Japan over the Twenty-one Demands, and the visit of Chines football students to Australia.


date: 1923-05-26
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094422
trove_id: 24094422
description:
Guangdong news/ Authorities are selling more public properties and more reports. A newspaper in Guangzhou condemns a news agency for report. Zhu Zhuowen leads troops to attack Xiangshan county. Gaoyao county has two magistrates at the moment. Zengcheng people in Hong Kong sue their county magistrate. Casualty statistics of the Fan Shisheng's troops. Red Cross and emergency services in Guangdong. A car that belongs to the provincial government is detained. Planes bomb ammunitions factory near Guangzhou. Ferry passengers are drowned on their way to Zhaoqing. Military situation in Zhaoqing. Nobody cultivates the farm in Xinhui county as bandits would come to rob at any time.


date: 1923-06-02
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094423
trove_id: 24094423
description:
House of Representatives in Beijing discusses the petition submitted by the northeastern people in Beijing and their protest against Japan.


date: 1923-06-02
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094423
trove_id: 24094423
description:
National Commercial Chamber in Shanghai sends telegram to the Treasury in Beijing for the proposed internal loans.


date: 1923-06-02
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094428
trove_id: 24094428
description:
Commercial Chamber in Shanghai issues a circular telegram and appeal to abrogate the Twenty-one Demands.


date: 1923-06-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094427
trove_id: 24094427
description:
Transportation development in Xiangshan county, Guangdong, and the fundraising in Australian Chinese communities.


date: 1923-06-02
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094430
trove_id: 24094430
description:
Guangdong news/ Military situation in Guangdong. Sun Yatsen is to raise internal loans. Businessman to reconstruct the old Guangzhou army headquarters for commercial purpose. People in Nanhai county oppose to the reconstruction of the government building. Hong Kong businessmen are against the sale of farms in near Guangzhou. Liu Zhenhuan advises Sun Yatsen to continue the north expedition. Guangzhou students organise themselves to check forgery goods. Zhao Shibei suggests to collect cemetery tax. Sun Yatsen is urged to disband civil corps. Army looting in Zhaoqing. Troops are moved to the Dongjiang River area.


date: 1923-06-09
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094431
trove_id: 24094431
description:
Wang Wendian suggests to President Li Yuanhong to send naval fleet to protect overseas Chinese in Nanyang.


date: 1923-06-09
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094436
trove_id: 24094436
description:
First part of a letter from the Chinese National Commercial Association to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales.


date: 1923-06-09
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094435
trove_id: 24094435
description:
News in brief/ General strike in preparation between Beijing and Hankou. Cabinet members in Beijing to resign. Jin Yunpeng, Wu Jinglian and Sun Hongyi and organisation of new cabinet in Beijing. Wu Peifu sends telegram to Yang Sen on army supplies. War clouds in Zhili and Fengtian. Zhang Shaozeng to resign. Wu Jinglian requests reorganisation of the Beijing cabinet. Buddhist associations in Shanghai protest against sale of temples. Xu Shichang seeks collaboration from Zhang Zuolin. Shen Ruilin seeks to resign. Chinese ambassadors overseas ask for funds. 


date: 1923-06-09
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094438
trove_id: 24094438
description:
Guangdong news/ Yang Ximin orders troops to stop looting. Appointment from Beijing government on the military commandership in Guangdong. Guangdong students request for abrogation of the Twenty-one Demands. Yang Kunru urges Yao Yuping to return to Huizhou. Precautions against Li Yaohan and Shen Baofan in Jiangmen. Shen Hongying's army takes over Qingyuan county town. Sun Yatsen takes back Jianggu cruiser. Rumours on the truce in the front line. Young men in Guangzhou are forced to join the army. Sun Ke to set up a technical training institute for women in Guangzhou. Female government employee Ma Ruying in Guangzhou. Song Qingling arrives Guangzhou. Panic in Shiqi town, Xiangshan county. More troops arrive Shaozhou.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094440
trove_id: 24094440
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, represented by Ye Tonggui and Guo Chao, sends a telegram to Chinese President Li Yuanhong in Beijing in regards to the Twenty-one Demands and the return of Lushun and Dalian.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094440
trove_id: 24094440
description:
Conflict in Beijing between the cabinet headed by Zhang Shaozeng, President Li Yuanhong and the national parliament.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 2
column: d-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094440
trove_id: 24094440
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing to provide more advice on financial management, disarmament, and peace talks between warlords.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094439
trove_id: 24094439
description:
Japanese sailors kill five Chinese residents in Yichang for the boycott to Japanese goods and the negotiation followed.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094444
trove_id: 24094444
description:
Second and final part of the letter from the Chinese National Commercial Association to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094444
trove_id: 24094444
description:
General military commander and governor of Sichuan province Liu Chengxun issues a circular telegram and resigns.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 6
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094444
trove_id: 24094444
description:
Commercial association in Jiangsu province sends protest telegram to Beijing for the delay of sitting of national parliament.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094446
trove_id: 24094446
description:
Executive Manager of the Tung Wah Times Zhang Maokuan calls for donations to the building of Confucian temple. Names listed.


date: 1923-06-16
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094446
trove_id: 24094446
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial legislature assembly sits again. All properties are required to register in Guangdong. Panic in Zhaoqing. Skirmishers in Guangzhou extort money from shop owners. Bandits in Nanhai county commit robbery in daytime. Nanhai people send protest telegram to the provincial authority on the sale of the county government houses. Recent development from the Xijiang River area. Yunnan army commander Yang Ximin moves to Jiangcun. Bandits rob guns from the army.


date: 1923-06-23
page: 2-3
column: f-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094448
trove_id: 24094448
description:
A detailed report on the hijack and kidnap in Shandong province (on the railway from Tianjin to Pukou).


date: 1923-06-23
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094447
trove_id: 24094447
description:
Boycott to Japanese goods in Shashi and Yichang, Hubei province, and the Japanese sailors kill five Chinese demonstrators.


date: 1923-06-23
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094447
trove_id: 24094447
description:
Two white sailors, two blacks and five Chinese are killed in a fighting on board of a British ship near New York.


date: 1923-06-23
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094452
trove_id: 24094452
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales sends protest telegram to Guangdong provincial authority on the sale of public properties.


date: 1923-06-23
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094452
trove_id: 24094452
description:
Guangzhou commercial association sends telegram to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales on the Twenty-one Demands and the return of Lushun and Dalian.


date: 1923-06-23
page: 6-7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094452
trove_id: 24094452
description:
Report on the shareholders meeting of the Wing On Textile Company Ltd, and speakers include Guo Le, Ma Zuxing, and others. Election of the Board.


date: 1923-06-23
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094451
trove_id: 24094451
description:
First part of a special report published in the Sydney Morning Herald on the Far Eastern situations (rise of Japan, the future of China and others).


date: 1923-06-23
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094454
trove_id: 24094454
description:
Executive Manager of the Tung Wah Times Zhang Maokuan calls for donations to the building of Confucian temple.


date: 1923-06-23
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094454
trove_id: 24094454
description:
Guangdong news/ Ma Xiaojin condemns Sun Yatsen. Yang Ximin takes precautions against Tang Jiyao. Yunnan military officer comes to see doctor in Hong Kong. Survey on the houses burned down in Zhaoqing. Xu Shurong's army and their looting. Complaints from Qingyuan county on the disaster of war. Bandits in Xiangshan county kidnap three women for ransom. Charity institute in Guangzhou jiu shan tang to transport some rice to Zhaoqing for disaster relief. Complaints from Enping county over the banditry. The war in Chaozhou and Meixian county.


date: 1923-06-30
page: 2
column: e-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094456
trove_id: 24094456
description:
Chinese President Li Yuanhong issues an order to investigate the hijack of train in Shandong province.


date: 1923-06-30
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094455
trove_id: 24094455
description:
Negotiations between foreign missions in Beijing and the Chinese government over the bandits' hijack of train in Shandong province.


date: 1923-06-30
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094455
trove_id: 24094455
description:
American ambassador to China denies possible intervention of the League of Nations (with negotiations over the train hijack in Shandong province).


date: 1923-06-30
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094460
trove_id: 24094460
description:
A public notice issued by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales on the sales of public properties in Guangzhou and China.


date: 1923-06-30
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094459
trove_id: 24094459
description:
Kidnap of foreign train passengers in Shandong province and the alliance between Sun Yatsen and Zhang Zuolin.


date: 1923-06-30
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094459
trove_id: 24094459
description:
Second part of a special report published in the Sydney Morning Herald on the Far Eastern situations (rise of Japan, the future of China and others).


date: 1923-06-30
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094462
trove_id: 24094462
description:
Guangdong news/ Liao Zhongkai becomes governor of Guangdong province and the inaugural ceremony. Sale of public properties in Guangzhou. Guangdong authority borrows foreign loans. Some Hong Kong businessmen cease to be adviser of the provincial government. Some public properties are to be auctioned. Municipal government in Guangzhou sells public properties. Guangdong military officers oppose to sale of public properties. Temples are also on the list for sale. Refugees from Zhaoqing. Demonstration in Zengcheng. Sun Ke punishes legislature assembly member Zhong Xifen. Guangdong army has arrived Shilong, of Boluo county.


date: 1923-07-07
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094463
trove_id: 24094463
description:
Public opinions in China on the hijack of train in Shandong province (on the railway line from Tianjin to Pukou).


date: 1923-07-07
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094468
trove_id: 24094468
description:
Miao Huili provides advice to the proposed establishment of Chinese school in Sydney by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Chinese businessmen.


date: 1923-07-07
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094468
trove_id: 24094468
description:
Former speaker of the Guangdong provincial legislature assembly Zhong Sheng and several other members issue a circular telegram on the current situation and the sale of public properties.


date: 1923-07-07
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094467
trove_id: 24094467
description:
Third part of a special report published in the Sydney Morning Herald on the Far Eastern situations (rise of Japan, the future of China and others).


date: 1923-07-07
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094470
trove_id: 24094470
description:
Message of thanks by Yang Yingrong, a native of Nanhai county, who as a sailor was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment in Sydney for fighting and bailed out by Chinese priest Liu Junchen, businessmen Gan Baisheng and white priest, and is now returning to China by Victoria, a passenger of the China-Australia Steamship Line.


date: 1923-07-07
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094470
trove_id: 24094470
description:
Chinese priest in Sydney Liu Junchen acknowledges receipt of donations to the Qishan Hospital in Xiangshan county, Guangdong.


date: 1923-07-07
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094470
trove_id: 24094470
description:
Guangdong news/ Old people, the blinds and beggars in Guangzhou plea not to sell the charity institute. The First Park in Guangzhou to be mortgaged for foreign loans. Pressgang in Nanhai and Panyu counties and the panic. Zhaoqing people plea for help. Li Yaohan's troops station in Xinxu town, of Gaoyao county. Yunnan army commander Yang Baili asks for supplies. See Yup area in crisis. Guangdong army takes over Boluo and report from the front line. Shen Hongying is preparing for counterattack. Plea for release of Zhong Xifen, gentry in Guangzhou. Battle report from See Yup.


date: 1923-07-14
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094472
trove_id: 24094472
description:
Members of the Chinese national parliament Ding Foyan and others recommend for presidential election in accordance with the constitution.


date: 1923-07-14
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094471
trove_id: 24094471
description:
Gu Zhongxiu suggests to issue bonds in order to redeem the railway from Qingdao to Jinan, Shandong province, and the regulations.


date: 1923-07-14
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094471
trove_id: 24094471
description:
Beijing authority has different opinions on the suppression to the bandits in Shandong province who hijacked the train and kidnapped some foreign tourists.


date: 1923-07-14
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094476
trove_id: 24094476
description:
Military officers in the north such as Wang Chengbin, Wang Huaiqing, Feng Yuxiang and Zhang Fulai oppose to Sun Yatsen's effort to borrow foreign loans.


date: 1923-07-14
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094476
trove_id: 24094476
description:
The Nationalist Party (Guomindang) sends telegram to foreign missions in Beijing that condemns Beijing government for the train hijack in Shandong province.


date: 1923-07-14
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094475
trove_id: 24094475
description:
Shanghai municipal government pleas for help from American Red Cross to the tens of thousands of Russian refugees in China.


date: 1923-07-14
page: 7
column: b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094475
trove_id: 24094475
description:
Fourth part of a special report published in the Sydney Morning Herald on the Far Eastern situations (rise of Japan, the future of China and others).


date: 1923-07-14
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094478
trove_id: 24094478
description:
Guangdong news/ A charity hospital in closed in Guangzhou. Government troops can not protect local residents. Guangdong army takes over Chaozhou and Shantou. City wall to be demolished in Zhaoqing for the disaster relief. Li Liejun shoots dead a envoy from Hong Zhaolin. Shen Rongguang escapes to Wuzhou. Ammunition depot near Sun Yatsen's headquarters is destroyed. Li Fulin reports from Shantou.


date: 1923-07-21
page: 2
column: b-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094480
trove_id: 24094480
description:
Miscellaneous report on the hijack of train in Shandong province. Bandits seek peace talks with the government authorities. Chinese government mishandles the hijack incident and the report.


date: 1923-07-21
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094479
trove_id: 24094479
description:
Bandit chieftain Sun Meiyao in Shandong province, who hijacked a train and kidnapped some foreigners, issues a public notice and his explanation.


date: 1923-07-21
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094479
trove_id: 24094479
description:
Wang Chonghui is leaving Shanghai for Hague as judge of the international court, and his comments on Sun Yatsen and Guangdong, and notes by the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1923-07-21
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094479
trove_id: 24094479
description:
Returned students from Europe and America organise an association to promote industrial development in China. Textile industry in Shanghai.


date: 1923-07-21
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094484
trove_id: 24094484
description:
Poems by Miao Huili and Wu Elou (Xiuguang), editor of the Tung Wah Times, farewells Gao Ruilin on his return to China, and poems in reply by Gao Ruilin. Poems by Zhu Tingjia on the current situation in Guangdong.


date: 1923-07-21
page: 7
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094483
trove_id: 24094483
description:
Fifth and final part of a special report published in the Sydney Morning Herald on the Far Eastern situations (rise of Japan, the future of China and others).


date: 1923-07-21
page: 7
column: c-d
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094483
trove_id: 24094483
description:
News in brief/ Shen Hongying's troops have taken over Yingde county. Sun Yatsen on the way to the front line. Shen Hongying orders to stop sale of public property. Liu Zhenhuan gives up Huizhou under military pressure and the casualties. Sun Yatsen is shot at the leg. Sun Yatsen sends Chiang Kaishek (Jiang Jieshi) to Hong Kong seeking cooperation from Shen Hongying. Sun Yatsen forces rice businessmen to provide military supplies. Sun Yatsen's troops retreat to Boluo and the battles with Shen Hongying. Chinese hostages are released in Shandong. Sun Yatsen collect extra taxes in Xinhui county. Sun Yatsen forces Guangzhou-Hankou railway company to pay tax. Battle between Shen Hongying's army and the Yunnan troops. Guangxi army attack Deqing. Chen Jiongming might agree to cooperation with Sun Yatsen. Yang Ximin and Shen Hongying. Chen Jiongming on the way to Huizhou. Sun Yatsen suffers defeat in the north of Guangdong.


date: 1923-07-21
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094486
trove_id: 24094486
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority retrieves gold bonds. Guangdong army arrive Shantou and the report. Army movement in Zengcheng and Panyu. A newspaper reporter is pressed into service. Chinese priest in Zengcheng county Wang Qingdu and his 10-year-old son are kidnapped by bandits for ransom. A female robber in Guangzhou. Guangzhou authority confiscates temple property. Wu Peifu's envoy arrives Huizhou. Sun Yatsen reports from the front line. Yunnan army moves from Beijiang to Dongjiang area. Guangdong army have taken over Huizhou. Zhong Xifen is detained. Theatre is robbed and some audience are killed in the battle. Sun Yatsen removes Wen Shude from his naval commander position. Sun Yatsen borrows foreign loans. More disaster of war in Zhaoqing. Battle report from Guangdong army in Boluo and Shenzhen. Homicide in an opium den in Guangzhou.


date: 1923-07-28
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094487
trove_id: 24094487
description:
Effort to topple Li Yuanhong in Beijing and the political conspiracy. Correspondence between different power groups (Gao Lingwei and five others resign, telegram to Zhang Shaozeng in Tianjin, Wang Chengbin to Li Yuanhong, Qi Xieyuan's circular telegram).


date: 1923-07-28
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094487
trove_id: 24094487
description:
Foreign diplomats in Beijing on the possible cooperation between Zhang Zuolin, Wu Peifu and Sun Yatsen.


date: 1923-07-28
page: 6
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094492
trove_id: 24094492
description:
The China Mail Line Company Ltd, established by Chinese businessmen in America, is bankrupt, and its liner Nile has been auctioned.


date: 1923-07-28
page: 6
column: d
source: Germany
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094492
trove_id: 24094492
description:
French troops in Germany. German authority seeks help from American government to maintain the value of mark.


date: 1923-07-28
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094491
trove_id: 24094491
description:
Zhi gong tang in Sydney celebrates the birthday of Huang Zhu, chairman of the association. Speakers include Tang Longxiang, Li Xiangbo, Ye Tonggui, Peng Lichuan, Wu Elou, Wu Gen, Lin Dasan and many white people.


date: 1923-07-28
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094491
trove_id: 24094491
description:
First part of an investigation on economic activities in China conducted by the Beijing government (the making and export of hairnet).


date: 1923-07-28
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094494
trove_id: 24094494
description:
Guangdong news/ Yao Yuping in Hong Kong mediates for the peace in Guangdong and his talks with Chen Fang. Sun Yatsen tries to raise more funds. Zhong Xifen is penalised. Guangzhou authority to control all grain warehouses. Sun Yatsen appoints Ye Gongchuo treasurer and Wang Tang financial minister. Guangzhou residents boycott to the house tax. Guangzhou municipal authority to confiscate all temple properties. No way to mediate the conflict between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming. Rice businessmen in Guangzhou refuse to provide to the army. Shen Hongying's army to attack Zhaoqing. 


date: 1923-08-04
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094496
trove_id: 24094496
description:
First part of Tung Wah Times editorial which provides some advice to the people who are fighting for the Chinese presidency.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 2
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094496
trove_id: 24094496
description:
All hostages are released in Shandong province who were kidnapped by bandits on the Tianjin-Pukou railway line.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094495
trove_id: 24094495
description:
Students association of Anhui province sends telegram to the commercial chamber in Shanghai on the current situation.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094495
trove_id: 24094495
description:
Chinese bandits in Chongqing, Sichuan province, shoot at the British and American liners in the Yangtze River.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094500
trove_id: 24094500
description:
China should set up more schools and other technical training institution, written by Zhou Xianchao.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094499
trove_id: 24094499
description:
Message from Zhong Baoxuan, professor of the Agriculture School, Lingnan University, Guangzhou, who comes to Sydney to raise funds for the school development. Photograph of Zhong Baoxuan. Ma Yingbiao and other Chinese businessmen in Hong Kong donate to the Agriculture School of Lingnan University.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094499
trove_id: 24094499
description:
Chinese Nanhua Football (Soccer) Team to have match with New South Wales team in Sydney. Advertisement for the match. And photograph of a Chinese football team member.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094499
trove_id: 24094499
description:
Chinese Nanhua (South China) Football Team arrives Townsville, Queensland, and their telegram to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094499
trove_id: 24094499
description:
Chinese Nanhua (South China) Football (Soccer) Team comes to visit Australian by Japanese liner and the explanation of the travel. They will have matches with Australian teams in Sydney, New Castle, Wollongong, and Brisbane.


date: 1923-08-04
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094502
trove_id: 24094502
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Dai issues an open letter to the Guangdong people. Chen Jiongming orders his troops to attack the Guangzhou city. Chen Jiongming's army attack Boluo. Porters killed in the battle in Guangzhou. Guangzhou municipal public security bureau to check the defence headquarters.  Policemen in Guangzhou are prohibited from extorting money from peddlers. Yao Yuping's mediation between different political groups in Guangdong. Japanese kill local residents in Changsha, capital of Hunan province, and the demonstration in Guangzhou. Looting in Zhaoqing. Headquarters in Guangzhou borrows loans from the Xinning Railway company. 


date: 1923-08-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094504
trove_id: 24094504
description:
Second part of the Tung Wah Times editorial which provides some advice to the people who are fighting for the Chinese presidency.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094504
trove_id: 24094504
description:
Orders issued by Chinese President Li Yuanhong before his leaving for Tianjin. And some other orders issued by Li Yuanhong after his arriving in Tianjin.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 2
column: c-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094504
trove_id: 24094504
description:
Members of national parliament Peng Zhanyuan and others issue circular telegram which drives out Li Yuanhong. City residents and students hired by some politicians besiege Li Yuanhong's residence.`


date: 1923-08-11
page: 2-3
column: f-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094504
trove_id: 24094504
description:
Japanese in Changsha, capital of Hunan province, kill Chinese residents and the following protest movement nationwide. Demonstrations in Shanghai and some protest telegrams. 


date: 1923-08-11
page: 3
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094503
trove_id: 24094503
description:
American President Warren Harding supports America to join permanent international court for the world peace.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094503
trove_id: 24094503
description:
British and Japanese consuls in Xiamen (Amoy), Fujian province, ask for protection from Hong Kong authority, and the report.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094508
trove_id: 24094508
description:
A circular telegram issued by members of the Jiangsu provincial legislature assembly on the current situation in China.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 6
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094508
trove_id: 24094508
description:
Students association in Anhui province issues a circular telegram on the fighting for presidency in Beijing.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 6
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094508
trove_id: 24094508
description:
Second and final part of an investigation on economic activities in China conducted by the Beijing government (the making and export of hairnet).


date: 1923-08-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094507
trove_id: 24094507
description:
Chinese communities in Sydney set up a fundraising committee for the Lingnan University of Guangzhou. The committee is supervised by Huang Zhu and Yu Rong, and directed by Ye Tonggui. Its treasurers are Ma Qi, Chen Lin, and Guo Chao. Chinese secretaries are Peng Lichuan, Wu Elou, Tang Longxiang and Ma Shupei, and the English secretary is Liu Guangfu. Names of the committee members are listed. Contact details are: Wing On & Co, Ultimo Road and Quay Street, Sydney; The Wing Sang Co Ltd, Hay and Lackey Streets, Sydney; and Chung Lung, 120 Gloucester Street, Sydney.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094507
trove_id: 24094507
description:
A group of Japanese and American scientists arrives Sydney on their way to Melbourne for a Pacific scientific conference in Melbourne.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094507
trove_id: 24094507
description:
Professor Zhong Baoxuan, of the Lingnan University in Guangzhou, comes to raise funds in the Australian Chinese communities for the establishment and development of the agriculture school of the university. Fundraising committee is set up in Sydney and the progress.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094507
trove_id: 24094507
description:
Sydney welcomes the Chinese football team (the welcome ceremony, names of the Chinese team members listed). Representatives of the Chinese community are Liu Guangfu, Huang Zhu, and the third daughter of Rev. Zhou Rongwei.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094507
trove_id: 24094507
description:
Two passenger liners, Lingnan of The Chungwah Navigation Company Ltd (Hong Kong) and Victoria of the China-Australia Steamship Line, leave Sydney for Hong Kong on the same day.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 7
column: d
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094507
trove_id: 24094507
description:
New Zealand justice minister suggests to revise regulations for the employment and payment of Chinese labourers in Samoa islands.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094510
trove_id: 24094510
description:
Executive Manager of the Tung Wah Times Zhang Maokuan calls for donations to the building of Confucian temple. Names listed for donations from Melbourne Chinese communities.


date: 1923-08-11
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094510
trove_id: 24094510
description:
Guangdong news/ Local villagers in Lingnan write and oppose to Sun Yatsen. Refugees in Boluo county write to their compatriots in Hong Kong. Yang Ximin detains Tang Chisheng and the aftermath. Guangdong army have arrived Heyuan county on their way to backup Huizhou. District director in Guangzhou Li Yinzhong is under investigation for misconduct.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094512
trove_id: 24094512
description:
Third and final part of the Tung Wah Times editorial which provides some advice to the people who are fighting for the Chinese presidency.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 2
column: e-f
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094512
trove_id: 24094512
description:
A London newspaper suggests that international cooperation would be necessary in order to put down chaos in China by force.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 2
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094512
trove_id: 24094512
description:
Ye Xiasheng in Shanghai issues a circular telegram about the power struggle and the chaos in Beijing.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 2-3
column: f-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094512
trove_id: 24094512
description:
Sun Yatsen talks to foreign journalist in the cement factory of Guangzhou on the current situations.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 3
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094511
trove_id: 24094511
description:
Wu Zaimin, former education director in Guangxi province, visits the University of Washington and the report.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094511
trove_id: 24094511
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing jointly deliver a note to the Chinese government and demand compensation for the kidnap in Shandong province.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 7
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094515
trove_id: 24094515
description:
Miscellaneous report on the visit and matches of Chinese football team in Sydney. Coordinators include Liu Guangfu, Zhou Yuanji, Zhu Hechou and Chen Yaoyuan. Comments written by Zhou Jialing on the match in Sydney.


date: 1923-08-18
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094518
trove_id: 24094518
description:
Guangdong news/ Muslim mosques and Buddhist temples in Guangzhou will not be auctioned. Farewell message from the Chinese Survey Engineering Society to the Chinese football team on their leaving for a visit to Australia. Disaster of war in Zhaoqing is followed by typhoon. Battle report from Chaozhou and Shantou. Sun Yatsen order to attack Huizhou. Wang Yuguang and other thousands of people issue a circular telegram that request Sun Yatsen to leave. Flood in Gaoyao county. Sun Yatsen wants to collect more from Ningyang railway company. Sun Ke extorts money from every businessman in Guangzhou. 


date: 1923-08-25
page: 2
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094520
trove_id: 24094520
description:
Tang Jiyao of Yunnan and Liu Xianshi in Guizhou jointly issue a declaration on the current situation in China.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 3
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094519
trove_id: 24094519
description:
First part of a report on that the Chinese communities in California welcome education delegation from China to the world education conference (zhong hua hui guan, Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Chenzhong Chinese school, Chinese Students Association in California, Chinese Students Association in Stanford University, Chinese Youth Club, St Mary School, and other Chinese associations).


date: 1923-08-25
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094519
trove_id: 24094519
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing and their demands for the kidnap of foreign travellers in Shandong province.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094524
trove_id: 24094524
description:
A notice issued by the Fundraising Committee for Lingnan University set up by the Chinese communities in Sydney. The committee is supervised by Huang Zhu and Yu Rong, and directed by Ye Tonggui. Its treasurers are Ma Qi, Chen Lin, and Guo Chao. Chinese secretaries are Peng Lichuan, Wu Elou, Tang Longxiang and Ma Shupei, and the English secretary is Liu Guangfu. Names of the committee members are listed. Contact details are: Wing On & Co, Ultimo Road and Quay Street, Sydney; The Wing Sang Co Ltd, Hay and Lackey Streets, Sydney; and Chung Lung, 120 Gloucester Street, Sydney. Names listed for donations.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 6
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094524
trove_id: 24094524
description:
Hawaiian authority bans for foreign language schools (Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Russian) and response of the ethnic communities.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094523
trove_id: 24094523
description:
Senator Zhu Baihe (Thomas J. K. Bakhup) dies in Launceston, Tasmania, at the age of 57. With a Chinese father and Irish mother, Zhu Baihe (Thomas J. K. Bakhup) becomes federal senator in 1913 and his story.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 7
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094523
trove_id: 24094523
description:
Miscellaneous report on the Chinese football team (their tour and matches in Australia). Chinese figures involved are Zhou Yuanji, Ye Tonggui, Huang Zhu, Yu Rong, Huang Laiwang, Liu Guangfu, Zhu Songqing, Chen Yaoyuan, Peng Lichuan, Li Rufu, Liang Aiyun, and others.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094523
trove_id: 24094523
description:
Passenger liner Changsha is stranded on its way to Hong Kong. Another liner Victoria is on the way to rescue the passengers.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094523
trove_id: 24094523
description:
Chinese man Zhou Lun barely escapes with his life on the way from Tamworth to Quirindi, New South Wales, and the rescue by Chinese community there.


date: 1923-08-25
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094526
trove_id: 24094526
description:
Guangdong news/ General commercial chamber in Guangzhou on the auction of some temples by the municipal authority. Official report on the hijack of a train from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Police are involved in the pressgang in Guangzhou. Visitor talks about the war disaster in Zhaoqing. Yunnan army order Foshan businessmen to provide army provisions. 


date: 1923-09-01
page: 2
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094528
trove_id: 24094528
description:
Second and final part of a report on that the Chinese communities in California welcome education delegation from China to the world education conference (zhong hua hui guan, Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Chenzhong Chinese school, Chinese Students Association in California, Chinese Students Association in Stanford University, Chinese Youth Club, St Mary School, and other Chinese associations).


date: 1923-09-01
page: 2
column: d
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094528
trove_id: 24094528
description:
Hong Kong businessmen He Dong suggests for a unified China and response of different political parties including Sun Yatsen.


date: 1923-09-01
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094532
trove_id: 24094532
description:
Chinese businessman Liang Chuang celebrates his 60th birthday in Shanghai and congratulations from Liang Qichao, Xiong Xiling, Wang Daxie, Lin Changmin, Wang Chonghui, Li Zhongyue, Li Hanfen, Yang Hao, Wang Tiduan, Wang Zhaoji, Kang Youwei, Zhang Qian, and many others. Liang is major shareholder of Wing On companies in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Sydney, of Wing On textile company in Shanghai and Guangming electronics company in Shanghai.


date: 1923-09-01
page: 6
column: c-d
source: New Zealand
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094532
trove_id: 24094532
description:
Chinese Association in New Zealand gathers in protest against auction of charity properties in Guangzhou.


date: 1923-09-01
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094531
trove_id: 24094531
description:
Passengers of Changsha have to continue their travel by Victoria as their liner is stranded on the way.


date: 1923-09-01
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094534
trove_id: 24094534
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to the establishment of an agriculture school in the Lingnan University. Names listed.


date: 1923-09-01
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094534
trove_id: 24094534
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial governor orders to protect Guangfu School buildings. Yang Ximin on the way to Dongjiang and the report. Army from the north arrive Dayu Mountain, border of Guangdong province. Guangxi army in Wuzhou. Temple properties are auctioned. Tan Qixiu and his troops are defeated. Li Hu reports that his troops have taken over Raoping, Huanggang and Pinghe. 


date: 1923-09-08
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094536
trove_id: 24094536
description:
Japanese ambassador to Beijing delivers a note to the Beijing government in regards to boycott to Japanese goods in China.


date: 1923-09-08
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094535
trove_id: 24094535
description:
Yang Yongtai issues a circular telegram which urges Guangdong members of the national parliament to leave Beijing.


date: 1923-09-08
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094540
trove_id: 24094540
description:
Guangdong provincial self-government association issues a circular telegram that attacks Sun Yatsen and his son Sun Ke.


date: 1923-09-08
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094539
trove_id: 24094539
description:
Gong yi tang receives a telegram from Hong Kong that calls for donations to the flood victims in Dongguan county, Guangdong.


date: 1923-09-08
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094542
trove_id: 24094542
description:
Guangdong news/ Deng Zeru, Xu Shaozheng and Hu Hanmin are all candidates of the provincial governor. Guangzhou businessmen are in panic for extra taxes. Guangzhou authority to collect tax for business registration. Xiangshan county magistrate Zhu Zhuowen reports typhoon disaster. Chen Jiongming arrives in Huizhou and the battles there. Homicide cases in Xiangshan county. Typhoon disaster in Zhaoqing. 


date: 1923-09-15
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094544
trove_id: 24094544
description:
Chinese national parliament will move south and next president will be elected, comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1923-09-15
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094543
trove_id: 24094543
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing deliver an ultimate to the Chinese government in regards to the hijack of train in Shandong province.


date: 1923-09-15
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094548
trove_id: 24094548
description:
Congratulation messages from Wang Chonghui, Li Zhongyue and many others on the 60th birthday of Liang Chuang, Chinese businessmen returned from Sydney. And Liang's stories in Australia and China.


date: 1923-09-15
page: 6
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094548
trove_id: 24094548
description:
An article published in a Honolulu Chinese newspaper claims that Sun Yatsen is trying to sell Guangdong.


date: 1923-09-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094547
trove_id: 24094547
description:
Gong yi tang (The Dong Guan Goon Yee Tong) in Sydney calls for donations to the flood victims in their home county. Contact details are: Lee Sang & Co, Hay and Harbour Streets, Sydney; Yuen Tiy Tong Kee, 54 Campbell Street, Sydney; Chung Lung, 120 Gloucester Street, Sydney; and King Young, 51 Dixon Street, Sydney. Names listed for donations.


date: 1923-09-15
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094547
trove_id: 24094547
description:
Message by Kuang Shide suggests Chinese compatriots to travel with Victoria, a passenger liner of the China-Australia Steamship Line.


date: 1923-09-15
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094550
trove_id: 24094550
description:
Guangdong news/ Chinese community in Nanyang appeals for peace talks between Sun Yatsen and Chen Jiongming. Guangzhou people ignore President Sun Yatsen. Properties that belong to Chen Jiongming's men have been confiscated in Guangzhou. Pressgang in Guangdong. Recent battle in Dongjiang area. Xiangshan county has new magistrate. Sun Yatsen has new military plan. Robbery and looting in Zengcheng county.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094552
trove_id: 24094552
description:
Editorial by Tung Wah Times claims that Australian Chinese community should promote the Chinese traditional culture.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094556
trove_id: 24094556
description:
Birthday couplets to Liang Chuang, Chinese businessman returned from Australia (by Kang Youwei, Chen Botao, Zhang Qijin, Zhang Qian, Li Zhanzhi, Li Guoqi, Xu Naichang, Xie Xiujie and others).


date: 1923-09-22
page: 6
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094556
trove_id: 24094556
description:
A Chinese newspaper in New York, zhong guo wei xin bao, comments on the criticism about Sun Yatsen published in American English newspapers. 


date: 1923-09-22
page: 6
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094556
trove_id: 24094556
description:
A Chinese newspaper in San Francisco, shi jie ri bao (World Daily), claims that Sun Yatsen is making trouble in Guangdong, murdering Guangdong people, and opening the door to robbers.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094555
trove_id: 24094555
description:
A young Chinese man, who enters Australia on business visa, in detained in Sydney for working in a laundry.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094555
trove_id: 24094555
description:
Funeral of the New South Wales governor which is attended by Liu Guangfu, Wu Elou and representatives of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce also on behalf of the Chinese Consulate-General in Melbourne.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094555
trove_id: 24094555
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales prepares to celebrate the  birthday of Confucius and the National Day on October 10. The Preparatory Committee is comprised of Ye Tonggui, Ye Bingnan, Zhu Heshou, Chen Fakai, Liu Tingzhi, Yuan Zhaolin, Zhang Fu, Chen Yingbao, Chen Shikui, Li Run, Chen Hou, Zhan Zhuoying, Ye Sihao, Ye Yuezu, Huang Zhunan, Wu Zizhi, Hu Miao, Chen Yin, Zhang Maokuan, Liu Guangfu, Tang Longxiang, and many others.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094555
trove_id: 24094555
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Sydney discusses the establishment of a Chinese school. Tang Longxiang proposes to first set up a night school and agrees to be the teacher himself.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 7
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094555
trove_id: 24094555
description:
A circular telegram from Shanghai says that the business communities there to discuss the abolition of likin and increase of other taxes.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 7
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094555
trove_id: 24094555
description:
News from the Guangdong battlefield/ Yunnan army in Shaoguan. Li Fulin and the pressgang. Battle in Dongjiang River area. Yunnan army take over Xiangshan county. 


date: 1923-09-22
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094558
trove_id: 24094558
description:
Gong yi tang (The Dong Guan Goon Yee Tong) in Sydney calls for donations to the flood victims in their home county. Contact details are: Lee Sang & Co, Hay and Harbour Streets, Sydney; Yuen Tiy Tong Kee, 54 Campbell Street, Sydney; Chung Lung, 120 Gloucester Street, Sydney; and King Young, 51 Dixon Street, Sydney. Chinese community in Tamworth donates to the victims and names listed.


date: 1923-09-22
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094558
trove_id: 24094558
description:
Guangdong news/ Commercial chamber refuses to collect licence registration on behalf of the government. Detailed regulations on the business registration tax in Guangdong. Shops in Guangzhou on alert for security reason. Temples in Dongguan county to be closed. Army commander to be punished for misconduct. Army collect extra tax in Lechang county.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094560
trove_id: 24094560
description:
Chinese President Li Yuanhong goes south and the current  situation in China, editorial by the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 3
column: e
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094559
trove_id: 24094559
description:
Further report on the earthquake in Japan. Japanese authority refuses to accept donations from Soviet Russia.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094564
trove_id: 24094564
description:
Message of thanks by Zhong Baoxuan, representative of the Lingnan University who is trying to raise funds in Australia for the agriculture school of the university. Chinese community in Queensland donates to the Lingnan University and the names listed.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094564
trove_id: 24094564
description:
The end of Guangdong people, an article published in a Java newspaper (on Sun Yatsen and the support in the Nanyang Chinese communities).


date: 1923-09-29
page: 6
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094564
trove_id: 24094564
description:
The sale of public property in Guangdong, an article published in the World News (shi jie ri bao) in San Francisco.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094563
trove_id: 24094563
description:
Gong yi tang (The Dong Guan Goon Yee Tong) in Sydney calls for donations to the flood victims in their home county. Contact details are: Lee Sang & Co, Hay and Harbour Streets, Sydney; Yuen Tiy Tong Kee, 54 Campbell Street, Sydney; Chung Lung, 120 Gloucester Street, Sydney; and King Young, 51 Dixon Street, Sydney. Chinese community in Sydney donates to the victims and names listed.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094563
trove_id: 24094563
description:
A Chinese troupe, headed by Lang Deshan, comes to perform in Tivoli Theatre, Castlereagh Street, Sydney, and the report.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094563
trove_id: 24094563
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on the coming celebration of Confucius' birthday and the National Day on October 10.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094566
trove_id: 24094566
description:
Chinese communities in Australia (Melbourne and Sydney) donate to the Lingnan University and the names listed.


date: 1923-09-29
page: 8
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094566
trove_id: 24094566
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority calls for donations to the flood victims in Gaoyao county. Storm in Xijiang River area and the casualties. Official report on the typhoon disaster in Macao. Officials' property to be checked. No fresh fish can be found in Guangzhou market. Jiangmen on high alert. Implementation of the business licence registration tax. 


date: 1923-10-06
page: 2
column: e
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094568
trove_id: 24094568
description:
Japanese authority is against the railway protection proposal put forward by foreign missions in Beijing.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 2
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094568
trove_id: 24094568
description:
China Education Promotion Society (zhong hua jiao yu gai jin she) has a meeting chaired by Xiong Xiling.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094567
trove_id: 24094567
description:
Number of foreigners in China (Japanese, Russian, German, American, French, Italian, Austrian, Belgian, Dutch, etc) and their whereabouts in China.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 3
column: e-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094567
trove_id: 24094567
description:
British, American, French and Japanese ambassadors in Beijing jointly deliver a note to the Chinese government on the Zhejiang and Jiangsu issues.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 3
column: d-e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094567
trove_id: 24094567
description:
Japanese government appropriates money for disaster relief in the earthquake stricken area. And report on the earthquake refugees.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094571
trove_id: 24094571
description:
Message of thanks by the Chinese Nanhua football team to the Chinese communities in Queensland for their hospitality.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094571
trove_id: 24094571
description:
Chinese community in Tamworth, New South Wales, to celebrate the birthday of Confucius and their notice.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 7
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094571
trove_id: 24094571
description:
Chinese community in Tamworth, New South Wales, elects the 3rd committee of the Chinese Association (hua qiao gong hui) which is comprised of Zhou Canyan, Zhou Bingan, Zhong Guanlun, Liang Zhou, Zhou Guien, Zhong Jinjin, Lu Ji'an and others.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 7
column: d-e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094571
trove_id: 24094571
description:
A notice by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales on the celebration of birthday of Confucius and the National Day on October 10.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 7
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094571
trove_id: 24094571
description:
America, Britain, France and Japan have decided to postpone the talks on consular jurisdiction with China due to the current chaos.


date: 1923-10-06
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094574
trove_id: 24094574
description:
Guangdong news/ Battle between Sun Yatsen's troops and Chen Jiongming's army. Recent battle in Dongjiang River area. Pressgang in Taishan county. Even old men are forced to join the service in Guangzhou. Wharfage collection in Guangzhou and the difficulties. Fish shops in Guangzhou refuse to pay tax. Treasurer Zou Lu narrowly escapes an assassination. Sun Yatsen's headquarters finds it difficulty to collect business registration fee. A VIP in the Headquarters wants to make everybody goes hungry in China. Flood in Dongjiang River area. Mei Guangpei and his Public Property Management Office in Guangzhou refuse to follow Sun Yatsen. 


date: 1923-10-13
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094576
trove_id: 24094576
description:
First part of a report on the establishment of National Education Promotion Association of China (zhong hua ping min jiao yu zong hui), its mission, regulation and organisation.


date: 1923-10-13
page: 2-3
column: e-a
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094576
trove_id: 24094576
description:
First part of a report that the Chinese community in France oppose to the condominium of railway in China.


date: 1923-10-13
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094575
trove_id: 24094575
description:
The Complete Library in Four Divisions or Complete Collection in Four Treasuries (si ku quan shu) to be mortgaged to Japan for the repayment of indemnity.


date: 1923-10-13
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094575
trove_id: 24094575
description:
Foreign missions in Guangzhou demand compensation for their loss during the war between Guangdong and Guangxi armies.


date: 1923-10-13
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094580
trove_id: 24094580
description:
Poems and couples presented by Liang Chuang on his 60th birthday by Mai Meisheng, Cai Shaoji, Ma Yushan, and Overseas Chinese Business Association (hua qiao shang ye lian he hui).


date: 1923-10-13
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094579
trove_id: 24094579
description:
Chinese community in Sydney, organised by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, celebrates the birthday of Confucius and the National Day on October 10. Speakers include Ye Tonggui, Tang Longxiang, Luo Run, Huang Zhu, Lang Deshan, Peng Lichuan, Wu Elou, and others. Report on the games and winners' names listed.  


date: 1923-10-13
page: 7
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094579
trove_id: 24094579
description:
News in brief/ Qi Xieyuan asks Lu Yongxiang to ban a meeting of parliamentarians in Shanghai. Qi Xieyuan to convent a meeting of local military commanders in Jiangsu province. Jiangsu fellows in Beijing have a meeting on the current situation of the home province. Zhang Zuolin's attitude on the current situations. House of Representatives to sit. Military news from Fujian province. Zang Zhiping and Xu Chongzhi in Fujian. Cao Kun and Wu Peifu both write to the treasury in Beijing. Military news from Hubei. Wu Peifu sends troops to Sichuan.


date: 1923-10-13
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094582
trove_id: 24094582
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou people attack the Public Property Management Office. Proposal to start military tax in Guangdong. Security check in railway station. Newspapers in Guangzhou are prohibited to publish report on the Zou Lu case. Bandits commit robbery in Zengcheng. Buddhist nuns in Dongguan county organise demonstration. Guangzhou newspaper reports pressgang in Guangdong. Battles in the Dongjiang River area. Yunnan army has new commander. Collection of business registration fee in Guangzhou. Chen Tiandou is ordered to pay fines. Bandits in Jiangmen and the robbery. Sun Yatsen instructs the Public Property Management Office to collect more taxes. Buddhist temples are to be sealed up. 


date: 1923-10-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094584
trove_id: 24094584
description:
Second part of a report on the establishment of National Education Promotion Association of China (zhong hua ping min jiao yu zong hui), its mission, regulation and organisation.


date: 1923-10-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094584
trove_id: 24094584
description:
Second and final part of a report that the Chinese community in France oppose to the condominium of railway in China.


date: 1923-10-20
page: 3
column: a-b
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094583
trove_id: 24094583
description:
Banking Corporation of Britain, France, America and Japan meets in Paris on the China's repayment of indemnity and the mortgage.


date: 1923-10-20
page: 3
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094583
trove_id: 24094583
description:
Chinese government discusses requests of foreign missions in Beijing on the train hijack in Shandong province.


date: 1923-10-20
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094587
trove_id: 24094587
description:
Chinese community in Adelaide welcomes the Chinese football team and speakers include Zhu He, Xie Zhenkuan, Mo Qing, Lin You and other guests.


date: 1923-10-20
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094587
trove_id: 24094587
description:
Chinese community in Tamworth, New South Wales, celebrates the birthday of Confucius and the National Day, and a detailed report.


date: 1923-10-20
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094587
trove_id: 24094587
description:
Sun Junchen, owner of the Chinese Australian Herald in Sydney, goes bankrupt and the Chinese newspaper is closed down.


date: 1923-10-20
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094590
trove_id: 24094590
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen to borrow loans from the Bank of China. Everything is liable for taxation in Guangzhou. Hong Kong authority issues new punishment regulation on weapon smuggling. Battles in Beijiang River area. Lu Chunrong declares independence. Guangdong army starts counterattack in Danshui county. A passenger ferry explodes in Dongjiang area. Battles in the southeast of Guangdong. New waves of pressgang in Guangdong. 


date: 1923-10-27
page: 2
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094592
trove_id: 24094592
description:
Third and final part of a report on the establishment of National Education Promotion Association of China (zhong hua ping min jiao yu zong hui), its mission, regulation and organisation.


date: 1923-10-27
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094591
trove_id: 24094591
description:
Hundreds of members of the national parliament refuse to acknowledge the presidential election in Beijing.


date: 1923-10-27
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094591
trove_id: 24094591
description:
A Japanese ship in the Yangtze River refuses to cooperate with Chinese authority for routine inspection.


date: 1923-10-27
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094596
trove_id: 24094596
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the collaboration and conflict in China between Zhang Zuolin, Duan Qirui, Cao Kun and Sun Yatsen.


date: 1923-10-27
page: 6
column: a-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094596
trove_id: 24094596
description:
Chen Yixi, general manager of the Ningyang railway, issues a declaration on Sun Yatsen's new policy.


date: 1923-10-27
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094595
trove_id: 24094595
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese consulate general in Melbourne on the election of Cao Kun as new Chinese president, inaugural ceremony and others.


date: 1923-10-27
page: 7
column: b-c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094595
trove_id: 24094595
description:
Chinese community in Canada and the new immigration regulation issued by the Canadian authority. Chinese residents in Canada are required to register.


date: 1923-10-27
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094598
trove_id: 24094598
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen is recommended as presidential candidate. Nanxiong county under different armies. Sun Yatsen's headquarters has a special meeting. Hotels and restaurants in Guangzhou are closed in protest against the new banquet tax. Protest in Guangzhou against the business registration fee. Pressgang in Guangzhou and the report. Cheng Tiandou buys his life at a high price. Police authority in Guangzhou bans communist propaganda. Sun Yatsen narrowly escapes an assassination. 


date: 1923-11-03
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094603
trove_id: 24094603
description:
A group of Australian federal parliamentarians visits New Guinea and the report. Chinese community in New Guinea.


date: 1923-11-03
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094606
trove_id: 24094606
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to the Lingnan University, Guangzhou, and to the Chinese Nanhua (South China) Sports Association. Names listed.


date: 1923-11-03
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094606
trove_id: 24094606
description:
Guangdong news/ Ningyang railway company is ordered to re-elect general manager. Chen Tiandou writes to Sun Yatsen. Complaints on the looting of Xu Shurong's army. Army from the north might attack Guangdong again. Guangdong army on the way to back up Huizhou. War clouds in Wuzhou. Xu Chongzhi's army is besieged by civil corps. Ten thousand people are unemployed in Guangzhou. Sign of famine in Gaoyao county.


date: 1923-11-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094608
trove_id: 24094608
description:
First part of an article written by Wu Xiufeng claims that Chinese culture is the future of our world.


date: 1923-11-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094608
trove_id: 24094608
description:
First part of the formal reply issued by the Chinese government to foreign missions in Beijing over the solutions to the kidnap of foreign tourists in Shandong province. 


date: 1923-11-10
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094608
trove_id: 24094608
description:
National Commercial Chamber in Shanghai issues a circular telegram that reveals bribery in the presidential election in Beijing. 


date: 1923-11-10
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094607
trove_id: 24094607
description:
Truth of the presidential election in Beijing. Cao Kun assumes office as new Chinese President and the inaugural ceremony.


date: 1923-11-10
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094612
trove_id: 24094612
description:
An open letter from army officers and soldiers to the Guangdong people (on the current chaos in Guangdong and the role of Sun Yatsen).


date: 1923-11-10
page: 6
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094612
trove_id: 24094612
description:
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics has been organised and its formal note to the Chinese government.


date: 1923-11-10
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094611
trove_id: 24094611
description:
Two police officers in Sydney organise donations to a disabled Chinese man which buy him a wheelchair. Names listed.


date: 1923-11-10
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094614
trove_id: 24094614
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen sets up a fundraising bureau in Guangzhou, headed by Liao Zhongkai, which supplies army provisions. Two aeroplanes are detained by Gongbei Customs Office. Xu Chongzhi and his troops return to Guangdong. Businessmen are required to surrender their weapons. National parliamentarians from Guangdong are punished in Beijing. Dongguan county has turned into a bandit world. A man jumps into river in order to escape the pressgang. A well in Guangzhou is boiled with no reason. A kidnap in Guangzhou and the ransom. Typhoon swallows Guangzhou.


date: 1923-11-17
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094616
trove_id: 24094616
description:
Second part of the article written by Wu Xiufeng claims that Chinese culture is the future of our world.


date: 1923-11-17
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094615
trove_id: 24094615
description:
Second and final part of the formal reply issued by the Chinese government to foreign missions in Beijing over the solutions to the kidnap of foreign tourists in Shandong province. 


date: 1923-11-17
page: 3
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094615
trove_id: 24094615
description:
A declaration issued by the Nationalist Party (Guomindang) in Shanghai against Cao Kun as the new president.


date: 1923-11-17
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094620
trove_id: 24094620
description:
Poems by Wu Elou, editor of the Tung Wah Times, on seeing white boy delivering newspapers in the early morning.


date: 1923-11-17
page: 6
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094620
trove_id: 24094620
description:
A letter from Chinese Consul-General in Melbourne Wei Zijing to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales regarding the Chinese football team, their match arrangement in Australia, and their dispute with white agent. And a letter from the Chinese football team to Wei Zijing, consul-general in Melbourne.


date: 1923-11-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094619
trove_id: 24094619
description:
Statistics on consumption of local products in Australia (wheat, butter, cheese, fruit, milk, spring water, wine, and other).


date: 1923-11-17
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094619
trove_id: 24094619
description:
Chinese football team has another match in New South Wales. The total matches in Australia and the results.


date: 1923-11-17
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094619
trove_id: 24094619
description:
New Chinese president Cao Kun appoints Wu Peifu General Inspector of Zhili, Shandong and Henan province.


date: 1923-11-17
page: 7
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094619
trove_id: 24094619
description:
Gong yi tang (The Dong Guan Goon Yee Tong) in Sydney acknowledges receipt of donations to the flood victims in their home county. 


date: 1923-11-17
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094622
trove_id: 24094622
description:
Guangdong news/ Rumour says Xu Chongzhi might be new governor of Guangdong. Some private properties in Guangzhou are auctioned as public property. Lu Chunrong leads his army to take over Yangjiang county. Yunnan army demand return of weapons from Zhou Zhizheng. Guangdong army take over Heyuan county. Deng Benyin takes over Anpu. A foreign consul in Guangzhou refuses to recognise the National Party flag. Mo Xiong and Liang Ruogu's army in Shilong and their looting. A visit to Songlong town, of Gaoyao county. Public property for sale in Xiangshan county. 


date: 1923-11-24
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094624
trove_id: 24094624
description:
Third part of the article written by Wu Xiufeng claims that Chinese culture is the future of our world.


date: 1923-11-24
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094623
trove_id: 24094623
description:
Military governor of Zhejiang province Lu Yongxiang claims that Sun Yatsen has lost the trust of the people.


date: 1923-11-24
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094628
trove_id: 24094628
description:
Fifth and final part of the report on the reclamation and agricultural development in Zhangjiakou area.


date: 1923-11-24
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094630
trove_id: 24094630
description:
Guangdong news/ Power struggle and military conflict in Guangdong. Yunnan army and the coming governor of Guangdong province. Report on battle in Dongjiang River area. Yang Ximin recalls troops from Beijiang River area. Troops and bandits are looting together in Taishan county. Pressgang in Zhaoqing and the tragedy. Troops occupy shops for temporary accommodation in Guangzhou. A passenger liner in hijacked on the way to Hong Kong. Shops in Shiqi town, of Xiangshan county, are closed and the owners are preparing for self-defence. 


date: 1923-12-01
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094632
trove_id: 24094632
description:
Fourth part of the article written by Wu Xiufeng claims that Chinese culture is the future of our world.


date: 1923-12-01
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094632
trove_id: 24094632
description:
Sun Yatsen delivers message to foreign powers in regards to the presidential election in Beijing, the bribery and Cao Kun's conspiracy.


date: 1923-12-01
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094636
trove_id: 24094636
description:
Sun Yatsen publishes an advertisement in the South China Morning Post on October 15 and wants to sell Chinese territory.


date: 1923-12-01
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094635
trove_id: 24094635
description:
Chinese consul-general in Australia Wei Zijing talks to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Sydney about immigration issues (study, business, and others).


date: 1923-12-01
page: 7
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094635
trove_id: 24094635
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce organises a fundraising concert/ party in the city Town Hall for Sydney hospital and those who are involved include Ye Tonggui and his wife, Zhang Maokuan, Zhu Hechou, Liu Guangfu, and Ma Zanfen.


date: 1923-12-01
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094638
trove_id: 24094638
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen orders to collect more taxes in Guangzhou. Ammunition factory explodes near the Headquarters in Guangzhou. Pressgang in Shilong town. Political and military leaders are fleeing Guangdong for Hong Kong and Macao. Ye Ju reports that Huiyang has been taken over. Defence in Humen fortress. Wong Huiteng reports battles. Army from the north have entered Nanxiong county. Sun Yatsen's soldier escape to British settlement and are disarmed. War news from the south and the north of Guangdong. War in the Dongjiang area. 


date: 1923-12-08
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094640
trove_id: 24094640
description:
Fifth and final part of the article written by Wu Xiufeng claims that Chinese culture is the future of our world.


date: 1923-12-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094643
trove_id: 24094643
description:
Some policemen in Melbourne are awarded for their continuing service during the strike of their colleagues.


date: 1923-12-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094643
trove_id: 24094643
description:
Passengers on board of Victoria, liner of the China-Australia Steamship Line, are found infected smallpox in Townsville, Queensland.


date: 1923-12-08
page: 7
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094643
trove_id: 24094643
description:
News from Guangdong/ The battle in Guangxi. Zhu Zhuowen's army returns to Shiqi, of Xiangshan county. Municipal government employee Chen Buxian is wanted. Many Guangzhou residents are moving out. Market is closed in Dongguan in protest the licence registration fees. Dyke building in Songlong, of Gaoyao county. 


date: 1923-12-08
page: 7
column: d-e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094643
trove_id: 24094643
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce organises a fundraising concert/ party in the city Town Hall for Sydney hospital and those who are involved include Ye Tonggui and his wife, actor Lang Deshan, Zhang Maokuan, Zhu Hechou, Liu Guangfu, and Ma Zanfen. And report on the programme.


date: 1923-12-08
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094646
trove_id: 24094646
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen in Guangzhou entertains representatives of different social circles. A committee is organised to deal with the aftermath in Guangdong. Battle in Boluo county. Guangdong army take over Bao'an county town. Naval commander Wen Shude issues a circular telegram and will follow the Beijing government. Wars in Dongjiang area. Defence plan of the Guangdong army. Some Guangdong troops retreat to Shilong.


date: 1923-12-15
page: 3
column: a-f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094647
trove_id: 24094647
description:
A detailed year-end budget report of the China-Australia Steamship Mail Line (1922 and 1923), submitted by its managing director Yu Rong.


date: 1923-12-15
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094652
trove_id: 24094652
description:
Chen Buxian of the Nationalist Party issues an open letter to all Chinese compatriots inside and outside China.


date: 1923-12-15
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094651
trove_id: 24094651
description:
A new proposal to the Sydney city council to restrict Chinese market gardener and vegetable peddlers.


date: 1923-12-15
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094654
trove_id: 24094654
description:
Guangdong news/ Chen Qiyuan withdraws money from the bank by force. Sun Yatsen speaks to his troops. Sun Yatsen's English secretary Chen Youren can not assure the takeover of Huizhou. More battles in Guangdong. Guangdong army occupy Boluo and Shilong. Jiang Guangliang escapes. Hong Zhaolin writes to his family. Liu Yushan and Liu Zhenhuan are disbanded. Guangzhou will turn into battle field. 


date: 1923-12-22
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094656
trove_id: 24094656
description:
Appointment of local inspectors (xun yue shi): Wu Peifu in Henan, Shandong and Zhili province; Xiao Yaonan in Hunan and Hubei; and Qie Xieyuan in Jiangsu, Anhui and Jiangxi province.


date: 1923-12-22
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094659
trove_id: 24094659
description:
The fundraising concert/ party in the Sydney city town hall organised by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Sydney hospital, and those who are involved include Ye Tonggui and his wife, actor Lang Deshan, Zhang Maokuan, Zhu Hechou, Liu Guangfu, and Ma Zanfen.


date: 1923-12-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094659
trove_id: 24094659
description:
The war in Guangdong/ Headquarters of the Yunnan army moves to Shaoguan. Yunnan army force local businessmen to apply for gun license. Mo Guohua occupies Sanshui county. Zhu Zhuowen and Chen Yong'an. Survey on the war disaster in local Guangdong.


date: 1923-12-22
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094662
trove_id: 24094662
description:
Guangdong news/ The war between Chen Jiongming and Sun Yatsen. United Army (lian jun) decides to stay in Guangzhou. Corpse found everywhere in Dongjiang area. Guangzhou newspapers are not allowed by report the defeat of Tan Yankai. Zhong Sheng issues an open letter to the associations in Guangzhou. Zou Lu's wife is assassinated. An army officer forces Sun Ke to provide army provisions. Yunnan army may retreat to Beijiang. The Third Division declares independence.


date: 1923-12-29
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094664
trove_id: 24094664
description:
Hong Kong businessman He Dong is going north for national peace. He Dong talks in Shanghai on the peace talks.


date: 1923-12-29
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094668
trove_id: 24094668
description:
More than 160 Chinese are murdered in Japan during the earthquake, Gu Weijun and Wang Zhengting start negotiation with Japanese authorities.


date: 1923-12-29
page: 6
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094668
trove_id: 24094668
description:
British, French and Japanese ambassadors in Beijing protest misappropriation of salt tax in Hunan province.


date: 1923-12-29
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24094669
trove_id: 24094669
description:
Guangdong news/ A junior officer reports the battle. Army looting near Guangzhou. Many government employees flea to Macao. Zhang Zurong joins Guangdong army. Zheng Runqi leads his army back to Guangdong. Army in the north starts attack on Shixing county. Guangdong army has arrived Huaxian county. The retreat of Guangdong army. Shilong town after being taken over by Guangdong army. Xiangshan people are against the new magistrate Lin Jingchun.


date: 1924-01-05
page: 2-3
column: f-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100558
trove_id: 24100558
description:
The case of golden Franc, China's repayment of the Boxer Indemnity, and talks by Chinese foreign minister Gu Weijun.


date: 1924-01-05
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100557
trove_id: 24100557
description:
Ma Lianjia arrests some radical communists in Bengbu, Anhui province. Ministry of Transportation orders to adopt necessary security measures along the Tianjin-Pukou railway line. And bandits in Anhui, Jiangsu, Shandong and Zhili province.


date: 1924-01-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Russia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100557
trove_id: 24100557
description:
Russian's conspiracy to use Chinese and to kill Chinese in order to control the Far Eastern railways.


date: 1924-01-05
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100557
trove_id: 24100557
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing negotiate with Chinese government over the repayment of the Boxer Indemnity.


date: 1924-01-05
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100564
trove_id: 24100564
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong in the conflict of different military forces. Yuan Dai and his troops occupy Xiangshan county once again. Magistrate of Yunfu county pleas for emergency help. Guangdong army return to Yangjiang county. Huang Dawei dispatches troops to suppress pirates. 


date: 1924-01-12
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100565
trove_id: 24100565
description:
Male teacher and girl students are together performing traditional but romantic Chinese opera, and the criticism from the provincial legislature assembly.


date: 1924-01-12
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100569
trove_id: 24100569
description:
Sydney Chinese School is opened at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on 52 Dixon Street. Its name, address, timetable, mission, organisation and others. Directors of the school include Ye Tonggui, Ye Bingnan, Zheng Fanchang, Zhu Hechou, Chen Lin, Liu Guangfu, Guo Chao, Ye Guoen, Chen Yin, Ma Zanfen, Lin Dasan, and Cai Rong.


date: 1924-01-12
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100569
trove_id: 24100569
description:
The Chungwah Navigation Company Ltd, set up by Chinese businessmen in Peru, comes to raise funds by floating shares in Australian Chinese communities.


date: 1924-01-12
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100569
trove_id: 24100569
description:
A notice issued by the Lai Gee Club (li zhi hui) in Sydney that expels Peng Lichuan permanently from the club.


date: 1924-01-12
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100569
trove_id: 24100569
description:
Tung Wah Times thanks readers who have paid their subscription fee. Names listed. Other readers are also reminded to pay their subscription fees in time.


date: 1924-01-12
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100572
trove_id: 24100572
description:
Guangdong news/ Special office is set up in Guangdong to protect private properties. Sale of public properties in Guangzhou. Ban on gambling and the news. Yang Tingpei is detained and the report. An officer reports battles in Dongjiang area. Troops from the north, Hunan and those under commander of Shen Hongying will jointly attack Guangdong. Businessmen in Shilong, Xiangshan county, complain the looting to Sun Yatsen and other authorities.


date: 1924-01-19
page: 2
column: c-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100574
trove_id: 24100574
description:
Fengtian conference and the discussions on army reorganisation, new recruits and the drilling, payment of army officers, naval port in Hulu Island, bandit issue, new taxes, and financial problems.


date: 1924-01-19
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100573
trove_id: 24100573
description:
Shanghai  businessmen and the Guangdong customs (Wu Chaoshu, meeting of the commercial chamber, etc.).


date: 1924-01-19
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100577
trove_id: 24100577
description:
Members of Lai Gee Club (li zhi hui) in Sydney meet and farewell Zhou Jinhuai. Speakers include Chen Huan, Liu Bingshu and Guo Jiexiu.


date: 1924-01-19
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100580
trove_id: 24100580
description:
Guangdong news/ Foreign missions in Guangzhou sends gunboats to protect their people. French consul dispatches troops to take back their ship. Business development in Zhaoqing. Sun Ke requests to search Shamian but is refused. Judges in Zengcheng county dare not to take their office. Zhu Zhuowen in Xiangshan county. Various political groups fight for the control of tariff and response of Beijing authority. Troops and looting in Jiangmen area. Licence is needed for cultivation of shatian (beach land). Gentry in Renhua county complain for looting. Yang Tingpei commits suicide. Battle in Beijiang area. 


date: 1924-01-26
page: 2
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100582
trove_id: 24100582
description:
Sir Robert He Dong (Ho Tung), a Hong Kong businessman, returns to Hankou from Luoyang and the welcome ceremony organised by business and journalist circles.


date: 1924-01-26
page: 2-3
column: e-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100582
trove_id: 24100582
description:
Wang Zhengting, special envoy of Chinese government to Japan, meets Zhang Zuolin in Fengtian on his way to Japan.


date: 1924-01-26
page: 3
column: e-f
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100581
trove_id: 24100581
description:
Canadian trade commissioner to Japan requests his government to provide loans to the reconstruction in Tokyo.


date: 1924-01-26
page: 6
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100586
trove_id: 24100586
description:
A plea from Magistrate Huang Guomin, on behalf of the refugees in Zengcheng county, to the provincial governor Liao Zhongkai.


date: 1924-01-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100585
trove_id: 24100585
description:
Opening ceremony of the Sydney Chinese School at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, 52 Dixon Street, and speakers include Ye Tonggui, Guo Chao and volunteer teacher Tang Longxiang.


date: 1924-01-26
page: 7
column: d-e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100585
trove_id: 24100585
description:
Ye Tonggui, Chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales, delivers a speech at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Chinese School. Regulation, organisation and others about the Chinese School.


date: 1924-01-26
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100588
trove_id: 24100588
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou has turned into a world of bandits. Wounded soldier reports their battle in Jiangbei. Shen Hongying's army approach Lianjiang. General commander of Hunan Lu Diping resigns. United army resist Guangdong army. Guangdong army takes over Baoan county. Fighting between Guangdong and united armies.


date: 1924-02-02
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100590
trove_id: 24100590
description:
Editorial by the Tung Wah Times provides a retrospect on the Chinese political situation in the past year.


date: 1924-02-02
page: 2
column: d-e
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100590
trove_id: 24100590
description:
Chief-negotiator of the Chinese government Wang Zhengting on the coming negotiation with Russian in Tokyo.


date: 1924-02-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100589
trove_id: 24100589
description:
Zhang Qian suggests that a referendum would be necessary to finalise revision of the Chinese constitution.


date: 1924-02-02
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100589
trove_id: 24100589
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Java (Jawa) replies to the declaration issued by Feng Ziyou, representative of overseas Chinese communities in the national Parliament of China (about the bribery and presidential election in Beijing).


date: 1924-02-02
page: 6
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100594
trove_id: 24100594
description:
China Daily (hua zi ri bao) in Hong Kong reports the battle in Shilong, Xiangshan county, and the disasters followed.


date: 1924-02-02
page: 7
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100593
trove_id: 24100593
description:
An admission notice issued by the Sydney Chinese School at 52 Dixon Street on its name, address, timetable, mission, organisation and others.


date: 1924-02-02
page: 7
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100593
trove_id: 24100593
description:
A notice issued by T. Bingman, storekeeper in Charleville, Queensland, to his fellows who originally came from Huiyang county, Guangdong, calling for donations to the disaster relief in their home county.


date: 1924-02-02
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100596
trove_id: 24100596
description:
Guangdong news/ Negotiation in Guangzhou over the tariff collections. Businessmen in Guangzhou are required to pay tax for the fourth time. Protection of private property in Guangzhou. Liao Zhongkai is on the way to visit Japan and his mission. Shen Hongying's army enter Guangdong from Hunan in the north. Battle in Beijing area. Shen Hongying's army take over Lianzhou and Li Jiyuan flees to Guangzhou. Sun Yatsen orders his troops to take over Xiangshan county. Xiangshan people in Guangzhou are trying to protect their home town. Warship from Fujian province arrives Shantou.


date: 1924-02-09
page: 2
column: One page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100600
trove_id: 24100600
description:
Advertisement for the On Chong & Company, importers & exporters, shipping merchants, 225 George Street, Sydney.


date: 1924-02-09
page: 4
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100602
trove_id: 24100602
description:
Advertisement for Man On & Co, wholesale & retail produce merchants and general commission agents, Sydney.


date: 1924-02-09
page: 11-12
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100607
trove_id: 24100607
description:
Editorial by the Tung Wah Times says the strength or weakness of China is closely related to the world.


date: 1924-02-09
page: 19
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100615
trove_id: 24100615
description:
Photograph of the Chinese ladies who assisted at the Chinese Festival Night, in the Sydney Town Hall, on December 15, 1923, in aid of the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney.


date: 1924-02-09
page: 20
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100618
trove_id: 24100618
description:
Photograph of Miss Ye Zuyi (Miss Quoy), one of the sopranists of the Chinese Festival Night, at the Sydney Town Hall, on December 15, 1923, in aid of Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney.


date: 1924-02-09
page: suppl'ment
column: One page
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100702
trove_id: 24100702
description:
Chinese and English almanac, supplement to the Tung Wah Times on the Chinese New Year number, 9th February 1924.


date: 1924-02-23
page: 2
column: b-d
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100624
trove_id: 24100624
description:
A special report published in The Herald of Melbourne on China and Japan (yellow peril from Japan, awakening of China, Japan revises its China policy, etc), translated by Guo Shaohong and Guo Shaozhou, two Chinese students in the University of Melbourne.


date: 1924-02-23
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100628
trove_id: 24100628
description:
Comments written by anonymous author on the disaster of war in Guangdong and the Chinese school in Sydney (set up by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales).


date: 1924-02-23
page: 6
column: a-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100628
trove_id: 24100628
description:
A special report on the Guangzhou conference of the Nationalist Party (the party to be reorganised, Sun Yatsen's plan, and others). 


date: 1924-02-23
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100630
trove_id: 24100630
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen delays the discussion on the tariff collections in Guangdong. Internal dispute within the Nationalist Party (Sun Ke and his father Sun Yatsen). Troops collect tax from cargo shipping. Dispute over the public property. The Nationalist Party conference in Guangzhou and Sun Yatsen's effort to set up a national government. Hong Kong newspaper reports Sun Yatsen's effort to organise a national government. Guangdong military officers on the way to Dongjiang area. Hunan army back up Beijiang area. Xiangshan county has new magistrate Li Xiangen. Ming lun tang in Dongguan is ordered to pay contributions. Pressgang in Guangzhou and the countermeasures of the local people.


date: 1924-03-01
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100632
trove_id: 24100632
description:
Editorial by the Tung Wah Times claims that Guangdong can not bear another strike by the Communist system.


date: 1924-03-01
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100631
trove_id: 24100631
description:
James Ramsay MacDonald becomes the first Labour Party Prime Minister of Britain, his background and his cabinet.


date: 1924-03-01
page: 7
column: e-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100635
trove_id: 24100635
description:
Bandit Liang Gongdai in Gaoyao county and their lootings. Dyke construction in Gaoyao county. Disaster of war in Dongguan county.


date: 1924-03-01
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100638
trove_id: 24100638
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority to inspect insurance companies. Provincial authority orders to preserve charity property in Nanhai county. Candidates for the provincial governor. United army enter Boluo county. Commercial associations in Shilong town are disbanded. Rice workers are on strike in Guangzhou. Panic in Guangzhou. Sun Ke wants to monopolise the rice market. Further report on the disaster of war in Zengcheng county.


date: 1924-03-08
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100646
trove_id: 24100646
description:
Guangdong news/ Disband of the Yunnan army in Guangdong. Jiang Guangliang reports the escape of Wang Ruwei. Poll tax to be collected in Guangzhou. Feud and clan fighting between Li and Mai families in Taishan county. Sun Yatsen's communism and his effort to set up a national government. Election of the Guangdong governor. Yan Yuesheng and his wife are murdered.


date: 1924-03-15
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100647
trove_id: 24100647
description:
Prominent figure of the Nationalist Party Ling Yue, in Yunnan province, opposes to the proposed National government.


date: 1924-03-15
page: 3
column: e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100647
trove_id: 24100647
description:
Wang Chonghui, on behalf of the Chinese government, starts negotiation with Russian envoys on the border and other issues.


date: 1924-03-15
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100652
trove_id: 24100652
description:
Fighting, fighting, and fighting again, prose comments on the current situation in Guangdong and China.


date: 1924-03-15
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100652
trove_id: 24100652
description:
Delegates to the Guangzhou Conference of the Nationalist Party comment on the Guangzhou government, and a further report on the national conference.


date: 1924-03-15
page: 6
column: d-e
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100652
trove_id: 24100652
description:
The Philippines island and the obvious influence of Chinese culture, observed by American professor.


date: 1924-03-15
page: 7
column: b-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100651
trove_id: 24100651
description:
The war in Guangdong/ Battles in Dongjiang area. Conflict between Hunan and Yunnan armies. More military conflicts in Dongjiang area. More battles in Beijiang area. 


date: 1924-03-15
page: 7
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100651
trove_id: 24100651
description:
Retired Qing family awards imperial title to Zheng Xiaoxu and the opposition of the parliamentarians in Beijing.


date: 1924-03-15
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100654
trove_id: 24100654
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen's effort of establishment of a national government and financial unification. Sun Yatsen finds it impossible to solve the conflict between different armies. Servicemen in Guangzhou buy rice but refuse to pay. Presidential election and bribery last year in China. New Guangdong governor Yang Shukan and the power struggle in Guangzhou. Hunan troops make trouble in The Sun company in Guangzhou. Rice market is still closed.


date: 1924-03-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100656
trove_id: 24100656
description:
Editorial by the Tung Wah Times provides advice to the people who are advocate of The Three Principles of the People -- nationalism, democracy and people's livelihood.


date: 1924-03-22
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100655
trove_id: 24100655
description:
Another political party, New Nationalist Party, is being organised in Shanghai and the people involved are Li Yuanhong, Zhao Hengti, Tang Shaoyi, and many others.


date: 1924-03-22
page: 6
column: b-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100660
trove_id: 24100660
description:
Sun Yatsen's collaboration with Communist Party (Chinese Communist Party and Chen Duxiu, Li Dazhao, Tan Pingshan, Qu Qiubai, Zhang Guotao and others, internal conflict within the Nationalist Party, etc).


date: 1924-03-22
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100659
trove_id: 24100659
description:
A report submitted Huang Yougong, on behalf of Sydney branch of the Nationalist Party, to its national conference in Guangzhou (on the organisation of the party in Sydney and Australia, their dispute with zhi gong tang, Tung Wah Times and other Chinese organisations, their activities in Sydney, and others), and criticism by the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1924-03-22
page: 7
column: c
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100659
trove_id: 24100659
description:
Germany resumes its diplomatic relation with Australia following the arrival of a German consul in Sydney.


date: 1924-03-22
page: 7
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100659
trove_id: 24100659
description:
Gong yi tang (The Dong Guan Goon Yee Tong) in Sydney is to set up a board and its notice for election of the board directors.


date: 1924-03-22
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100662
trove_id: 24100662
description:
Guangdong news/ The Nationalist Party splits. Memorial service held for Lenin in Guangzhou and the conflict between various political parties. The revenue and population in Guangzhou. Villagers in Zengcheng county suffer from the looting. Hunan army takes over Lianjiang. Battle in Dongguan. Hong Zhaolin prepares for the award ceremony. Battle in Dongjiang area. Wu Zhimei is the first female member of the provincial financial committee. 


date: 1924-03-29
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100664
trove_id: 24100664
description:
A survey on the debt that Beijing government owes to foreign countries (amount, name of country, and due date, etc).


date: 1924-03-29
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100663
trove_id: 24100663
description:
Archaeologist in Gansu province, China, finds pottery and others belonging to the Yin and Shang dynasties. 


date: 1924-03-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100667
trove_id: 24100667
description:
Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne has a new office manager, Qu Sunyi, who is arriving in Sydney from China, and his background.


date: 1924-03-29
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100667
trove_id: 24100667
description:
Chinese market gardener Wu Zhen and his excellent performance in the agriculture show in Glen Innes.


date: 1924-03-29
page: 7
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100667
trove_id: 24100667
description:
Passengers of Lingnan, a liner of the Chungwah Navigation Company Ltd, write in praise of the service on board. Names listed.


date: 1924-03-29
page: 7
column: f
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100667
trove_id: 24100667
description:
Chinese immigrants in Samoa island write and thank Chinese consul Li Zhaosong for his great help. Names listed.


date: 1924-03-29
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100670
trove_id: 24100670
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial governor tries to pacify the agitation of the rice market in Guangzhou. Rice price goes down. A notice by the Commercial Chamber in Guangzhou on the issue of shoupiao. The shoupiao issued by charity institutions in Guangzhou. Leaflets and the memory service in Guangzhou for Lenin. Shop owners in Macao close their business for a strike. Huang Shaoxiong in Wuzhou.


date: 1924-04-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100672
trove_id: 24100672
description:
First part of an editorial on the fast replacement of politicians one after another in China (Yuan Shikai, Duan Qirui, Feng Guozhang, Xu Shichang, Li Yuanhong, Sun Yatsen, Chen Jiongming, Tang Jiyao, Lu Yongxiang and many others).


date: 1924-04-05
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100675
trove_id: 24100675
description:
A notice issued by the Chinese Consulate General in Melbourne says some government bonds can be cashed now.


date: 1924-04-05
page: 7
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100675
trove_id: 24100675
description:
An open letter from some Chinese immigrants in Samoa thanks Chinese consul general Li Zhaosong for his kind help.


date: 1924-04-05
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100678
trove_id: 24100678
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial governor Yang Shukan claims that he is only transitional. Hainan island people protest against Japanese occupation of the Xisha island. Members of the Central Executive Committee of the Nationalist Party and its Committee of Supervision (Names listed including Hu Hanmin, Wang Jingwei, Zhang Jingjiang, Liao Zhongkai, Li Liejun, Dai Jitao, Shao Yuanchong, Mao Zedong, Qu Qiubai, Zhang Qiubai, Zhang Guotao and others.). Dongguan county people try to protect their public properties. Hunan troops intrude house of local residents in Guangzhou. Guangdong army in Dongguan county. Guangdong military officers contact the troops from the north. Battles in Dongjiang area.


date: 1924-04-12
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100680
trove_id: 24100680
description:
Second and final part of the editorial on the fast replacement of politicians one after another in China (Yuan Shikai, Duan Qirui, Feng Guozhang, Xu Shichang, Li Yuanhong, Sun Yatsen, Chen Jiongming, Tang Jiyao, Lu Yongxiang and many others).


date: 1924-04-12
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100679
trove_id: 24100679
description:
Japanese government is considering to use the Boxer Indemnity for promotion of Chinese cultural exchange.


date: 1924-04-12
page: 3
column: e-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100679
trove_id: 24100679
description:
Soviet Russian Communist universities are recruiting students in China and the response of Chinese authorities.


date: 1924-04-12
page: 6
column: c-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100684
trove_id: 24100684
description:
An open letter issued by Liu Xiahun, Lin Peirong and other Nationalist Party members condemns their Party leaders in Xiangshan county.


date: 1924-04-12
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100686
trove_id: 24100686
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen starts his communist policy in order to collect more army provisions. Wu Tiecheng orders to bring 45 pirates to trial in Xiangshan county. Sale of public property in Guangzhou. Many shops are under reconstruction in Gaoyao county after the army's looting and the detailed report. Zengcheng people complain about their magistrate Huang Guomin and the investigation. Army looting in Xinhui county town.


date: 1924-04-19
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100688
trove_id: 24100688
description:
Editorial on the war in Sichuan and Guangdong province and its relationship with national unification.


date: 1924-04-19
page: 6
column: a-e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100692
trove_id: 24100692
description:
First part of a special and detailed report on the Chinese Communist Party: its past, present and the future.


date: 1924-04-19
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100694
trove_id: 24100694
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen and his communist experiment in Guangdong (Borodin to recruit more members in the north, Sun Yatsen and American envoys, and the preparation for a communist government). Silver export from China. Sale of shoupiao in Guangzhou. Foreign flag and foreign trademarks in Guangzhou. Zengcheng people flee  the troops. Yunnan troops and their looting in Shilong town, Dongguan county. Shen Hongying does not surrender himself to Sun Yatsen.


date: 1924-04-26
page: 2
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100696
trove_id: 24100696
description:
Bi Weiyuan, director of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office in Beijing, is to visit Chinese communities in Nanyang area (Southeast Asia).


date: 1924-04-26
page: 6
column: a-e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100700
trove_id: 24100700
description:
Second and final part of the special and detailed report on the Chinese Communist Party: its past, present and the future.


date: 1924-04-26
page: 7
column: e
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100699
trove_id: 24100699
description:
A notice by the Heng Shan Tang (an association of Chinese fellows from Nanhai, Panyu and Shunde counties) in Sydney on the transfer of remains of their deceased fellows back to China.


date: 1924-04-26
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100701
trove_id: 24100701
description:
Guangdong news/ A meeting of the provincial Financial Committee. Yang Shukan regains his control over the Yunnan army. Some communist members join the revolutionary party for money. Yunnan army burn down villages in Panyu county. Dongguan high school has a new principal and the chaos that followed. Xie Xinzhun becomes new magistrate of Zengcheng county. Troops in Gaoming county. 


date: 1924-05-03
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100705
trove_id: 24100705
description:
Wang Zhengting has actually no influence in the treaty negotiation with Russian. Wang Zhengting talks about the negotiation between China and Russia and the delay of signature.


date: 1924-05-03
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100709
trove_id: 24100709
description:
First part of a report on the anti-Communist movement within the Nationalist Party (Borodin, Liao Zhongkai and overseas Chinese members, Fan Liren, and Sun Yatsen).


date: 1924-05-03
page: 6
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100709
trove_id: 24100709
description:
Head of Chinese secret society in Nevada, United States, is sentenced to death and executed in gas chamber, the first such case in America.


date: 1924-05-03
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100708
trove_id: 24100708
description:
A white lady sets up an English school in Sydney especially for Chinese youth and the admission notice.


date: 1924-05-03
page: 7
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100708
trove_id: 24100708
description:
Board directors elected by the Gong yi tang (The Dong Guan Goon Yee Tong) in Sydney, including Chen Lin, Chen Yin, Ye Tonggui, Shan Chang, Wu Lisheng, Wu Zizhi, Shan Zhuchen, Guo Huan, Chen Jingchen, and others. 


date: 1924-05-03
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100711
trove_id: 24100711
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangzhou municipal government revises tax regulations. Security guards of the Public Security Bureau are attacked by bandits. New regulation on cemetery registration. A man is attacked for his anti-Communist opinion. Li Fulin releases many hostages. Troops confiscate merchant ships. Government confiscates land in Enping county. Hunan army forces Xie Xinzhun to leave within 10 minutes. Zhaoqing people fell to Guangzhou to avoid the disaster of war. Yang Ximin arrives Shilong, of Dongguan county, to escape political struggle.


date: 1924-05-10
page: 3
column: e
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100712
trove_id: 24100712
description:
French consulate in Guangzhou helps to release American and Chinese missionary workers in Guangdong.


date: 1924-05-10
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100717
trove_id: 24100717
description:
Second part of the report on the anti-Communist movement within the Nationalist Party (Borodin, Liao Zhongkai and overseas Chinese members, Fan Liren, and Sun Yatsen).


date: 1924-05-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100716
trove_id: 24100716
description:
The Sydney Chinese School and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce farewell Tang Longxiang, chief-editor of the Gong Bao and voluntary school teacher, who is returning to China. Speakers include Ye Tonggui, Chen Qingyi, Pan Yonghan, Liu Guangfu, Zhu Songqing, Zheng Fanchang, Ye Bingnan, Wu Elou, Zhan Zhuoying, and Zhou Lianjie.


date: 1924-05-10
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100719
trove_id: 24100719
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen orders his army to cancel some taxes imposed to businessmen in Guangzhou. Chief of the Public Security Bureau Wu Tiecheng execute orders with force. Revision of tax collections in Guangdong and the resistance. Boat people in Guangdong call for relaxation of tax collection. Troops in Guangzhou occupy house of local residents.


date: 1924-05-17
page: 2
column: c-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100721
trove_id: 24100721
description:
Hong Zhaolin, Yin Ji, Li Yunfu and others jointly issue a circular telegram to support the national unification.


date: 1924-05-17
page: 6
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100725
trove_id: 24100725
description:
Third part of the report on the anti-Communist movement within the Nationalist Party (Borodin, Liao Zhongkai and overseas Chinese members, Fan Liren, and Sun Yatsen).


date: 1924-05-17
page: 6
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100725
trove_id: 24100725
description:
Some Chinese immigrants are murdered during the disaster relief of Tokyo earthquake, compensation request from the Chinese government, and the negotiation between China and Japan.


date: 1924-05-17
page: 8
column: a-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100727
trove_id: 24100727
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority discusses new strategies of press gang. Authorities to collect tax by force if necessary. Internal fighting of the Nationalist Party in Guangzhou. Members of the Nationalist Party question the party policy on love and marriage. Some members of the Nationalist Party refuse to fill in forms. Fang Shengtao has failed. Guerrilla and the pressgang in Nanhai and Panyu counties. Yunnan army report their fighting. Prominent figures in Tianjin discuss to attack Guangdong with force. 


date: 1924-05-24
page: 2
column: d-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100729
trove_id: 24100729
description:
School education in Guangzhou under the communist influence (students are lured into the Party, teachers are forced to join, while some principals are driven out for different views).


date: 1924-05-24
page: 2
column: e-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100729
trove_id: 24100729
description:
Correspondence between Sun Baoqi in Beijing, Wu Peifu in Luoyang and Lu Yongxiang in Hangzhou for the political future of Zhejiang province.


date: 1924-05-24
page: 3
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100728
trove_id: 24100728
description:
American government to organise the second international disarmament conference (after the Washington conference) and the proposals.


date: 1924-05-24
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100728
trove_id: 24100728
description:
Chinese foreign ministry sends a notes to foreign missions in Beijing on the repayment of the foreign debt.


date: 1924-05-24
page: 6
column: b-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100733
trove_id: 24100733
description:
Fourth part of the report on the anti-Communist movement within the Nationalist Party (Borodin, Liao Zhongkai and overseas Chinese members, Fan Liren, and Sun Yatsen), and preparation for the establishment of Communist government in Guangzhou.


date: 1924-05-24
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100732
trove_id: 24100732
description:
Dongguan fellows in Australia donate to the building of a hospital in Shilong, their home town. Names listed.


date: 1924-05-24
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100735
trove_id: 24100735
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial authority issues new instruction on the management of public properties. Governor on the local security. Military commander Jiang Guangliang on the closure of market and strike of shop owners in Foshan. Fireworks businessmen in Foshan seek help from the authorities. Rumours say Jiang Guangliang is seeking independence in Foshan. Ferry operators in Guangzhou area are seeking self-defence. Troops are moved to the suburbs of Guangzhou. Xu Chongzhi has postponed his return to Guangdong.


date: 1924-05-31
page: 2
column: e-f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100737
trove_id: 24100737
description:
Parliamentarians Li Xieyang and others suggest that the Chinese government should stop imperial Qing family to sell antiquities.


date: 1924-05-31
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100736
trove_id: 24100736
description:
Governor of Jiangsu province Qi Xieyuan proposes a united defence of the seven province in the Yangtze River area, including Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hubei, Henan, Shaanxi and Shandong province.


date: 1924-05-31
page: 3
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100736
trove_id: 24100736
description:
Welcome ceremony in Shanghai for Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore and his speech to Chinese audience.


date: 1924-05-31
page: 6
column: b-e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100741
trove_id: 24100741
description:
Fifth part of the report on the anti-Communist movement within the Nationalist Party (Borodin, Liao Zhongkai and overseas Chinese members, Fan Liren, and Sun Yatsen), and preparation for the establishment of Communist government in Guangzhou.


date: 1924-05-31
page: 7
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100740
trove_id: 24100740
description:
War news from Guangdong/ Li Jishen, Huang Shaoxiong and Zheng Runqi lead their troops on the way to Wuzhou. Guangdong army take over Zhangzhou, of Fujian province. News on the defeat of Guangdong army.


date: 1924-05-31
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100743
trove_id: 24100743
description:
Guangdong news/ People are killed in Sun Yatsen's bomb test. News on the cemetery registration and notice from the government authorities. People in Gaoyao county on the public properties. Xu Chongzhi arrives Guangzhou. Fan Shisheng is assassinated. Bandits kidnap and kill baby boy in Xiangshan county. Sun Yatsen order his troops stop attacking Huiyang. Huiyang is besieged. Tang Shengzhi defeats Shen Hongying. 


date: 1924-06-07
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100745
trove_id: 24100745
description:
Zhang Guojin and Wang Chonghui swap their leadership positions in ministries of education and justice.


date: 1924-06-07
page: 2
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100745
trove_id: 24100745
description:
Commercial Press (shang wu yin shu guan) in Shanghai applies to print the Complete Library in Four Divisions (si ku quan shu).


date: 1924-06-07
page: 2
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100745
trove_id: 24100745
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing and the compensation for the hijack of foreign tourists in Lincheng, of Shandong province.


date: 1924-06-07
page: 3
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100744
trove_id: 24100744
description:
Chinese ambassador to Tokyo Wang Rongbao requests local governments in China to stop labourers leaving for Japan.


date: 1924-06-07
page: 3
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100744
trove_id: 24100744
description:
Japan suggests China to employ some Japanese in customs administration. Number of foreign employees in the Chinese customs administration.


date: 1924-06-07
page: 3
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100744
trove_id: 24100744
description:
China and Russia sign a treaty (recognition of the Soviet Russian government, management of the Far Eastern railway, repayment of indemnity, etc).


date: 1924-06-07
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100749
trove_id: 24100749
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the restrictions imposed by Australian government upon Chinese students (for their school education in Australia).


date: 1924-06-07
page: 6
column: a-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100749
trove_id: 24100749
description:
Sixth part of the report on the anti-Communist movement within the Nationalist Party (Borodin, Liao Zhongkai and overseas Chinese members, Fan Liren, and Sun Yatsen). Wu Tiecheng bans Communist propaganda, Sun Ke on the newspaper report, Hu Hanmin's dilemma, newspaper published by the Chinese Communist Party, foreign newspapers on Sun Yatsen's inclination towards communism.  


date: 1924-06-07
page: 6
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100749
trove_id: 24100749
description:
Members of the Nationalist Party in Nanyang (Southeast Asia) issue an open letter to attack Sun Yatsen.


date: 1924-06-07
page: 6
column: d-e
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100749
trove_id: 24100749
description:
Chinese communities in Vancouver (Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Chinese Society, zhi gong tang, Constitutional Party and others) welcome Luo Chang, new Chinese consul-general.


date: 1924-06-07
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100748
trove_id: 24100748
description:
Bandits in Pingle county, Guangxi province, have released two foreign missionaries but still hold others for ransom.


date: 1924-06-07
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100751
trove_id: 24100751
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen's headquarters has a meeting on Li Jishen's movement. Sun Yatsen is keen to raise more funds. Sun Yatsen urges Ye Gongchuo to return to Guangdong. Xu Chongzhi convenes a meeting for financial unification. Troops are moving out of the Guangzhou city to the suburbs. Guangdong military officers discuss policy towards army from Henan province. Henan army are recalled back. Guangdong army besiege Hunan army in Heyuan county. Hunan army and their looting in  Shilong town. Troops in Taishan ban newspaper reporting their looting. Sun Yatsen tries to recruit more newspaper journalists into the Nationalist Party after its reorganisation. 


date: 1924-06-14
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100753
trove_id: 24100753
description:
Editorial by Tung Wah Times provides advice to those people who are against Wu Peifu's unification plan by force.


date: 1924-06-14
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100753
trove_id: 24100753
description:
Heilongjiang provincial authority tries to stop entry of Bolshevik Party members from Soviet Russia.


date: 1924-06-14
page: 2
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100753
trove_id: 24100753
description:
Hunan provincial authority stop co-educational system (with a purpose to separate boys from girl students).


date: 1924-06-14
page: 3
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100752
trove_id: 24100752
description:
Briton in Beijing, in order to avoid taxation, beats and injured Chinese tax collector Liu Kuiyuan, and the negotiations.


date: 1924-06-14
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100752
trove_id: 24100752
description:
Chinese consulate in Mexico reports the anti-Chinese movement there and the response of government authorities.


date: 1924-06-14
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100752
trove_id: 24100752
description:
Russo-Chinese Bank sends their protest to the Chinese government over the management of Far Eastern Railway.


date: 1924-06-14
page: 3
column: e
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100752
trove_id: 24100752
description:
China and Germany sign a treaty on the payment of indemnity, return of private property, and others.


date: 1924-06-14
page: 6
column: a-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100757
trove_id: 24100757
description:
Seventh part of the report on the anti-Communist movement within the Nationalist Party (Borodin, Liao Zhongkai and overseas Chinese members, Fan Liren, and Sun Yatsen). Wu Tiecheng bans Communist propaganda, Sun Ke on the newspaper report, Hu Hanmin's dilemma, newspaper published by the Chinese Communist Party, foreign newspapers on Sun Yatsen's inclination towards communism.  


date: 1924-06-14
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100759
trove_id: 24100759
description:
Guangdong news/ Sun Yatsen recruits many soldiers from Henan and Shandong province. More Bolsheviks arrive Guangzhou from Russia. Martial law in Guangzhou. Taxation in Taishan, a model county. Xu Chongzhi is still pessimistic. Sun Yatsen appoints Zhao Chao magistrate of Zengcheng county. A robbery in Dongguan. Hunan army attack the ammunition factory near Guangzhou. Guangdong army returns from Huilong. Bandits in Dongguan county. Workers of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway line are required to join the Nationalist Party. 


date: 1924-06-21
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100761
trove_id: 24100761
description:
Parliamentarians in Beijing question the government about their negotiations with Japan and the four unsettled cases.


date: 1924-06-21
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100760
trove_id: 24100760
description:
Tang Longxiang is wanted by the Guangdong provincial authority for his anti-Guomindang activities in Australia. The order is issued on recommendation by Guomindang members in Australia Huang Yougong, Huang Zheng, Chen Huangqiang, Zhao San, and Liang Aiguo. Tang used to be chief-editor of the Gong Bao (Bulletin) in Sydney. 


date: 1924-06-21
page: 6
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100765
trove_id: 24100765
description:
Beijing newspaper reports different attitude of the Nationalist Party towards the Mongolian issues (Mao Zedong, Li Dazhao, Wang Jingwei and Hu Hanmin).


date: 1924-06-21
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100764
trove_id: 24100764
description:
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in New South Wales writes to the Consul-General in Melbourne on the return certificate applicable to the Chinese businessmen when they visit their family in China.


date: 1924-06-21
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100767
trove_id: 24100767
description:
Guangdong news/ The united army (lian jun) and the rumour on the death of Sun Yatsen. Yang Shukan is leaving Guangdong. Songlong school, of Gaoyao county, is robbed. Tragedy news on the battle in Dongjiang area. Troops in Shilong and the massacre.


date: 1924-06-28
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100769
trove_id: 24100769
description:
Foreign missions in Beijing demand Chinese government to compensate their loss in the Lincheng hijack, Shandong province.


date: 1924-06-28
page: 2
column: f
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100769
trove_id: 24100769
description:
Yunnan people gather and celebrate Tang Jiyao's contribution towards establishment of the Republic and his other achievements.


date: 1924-06-28
page: 8
column: a-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100775
trove_id: 24100775
description:
Guangdong news/ Businessmen in Guangzhou request the government to give up their monopoly over some properties for ever. Yang Shukan is leaving Guangdong. Guangzhou businessmen send telegram to Chen Jiongming. Sun Yatsen complains his army commanders. United army asks for help from the Dongjiang area. Yunnan military officers have emergency meeting day and night. Villagers in Nanhai and Shunde county and their united self-defence. More troops are moving out to the suburbs of Guangzhou. Panic in Guangzhou. Market are closed in Guangzhou. Herbalist shops in Foshan are closed.


date: 1924-07-05
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100777
trove_id: 24100777
description:
Report on the national sports game in Wuchang, Hubei province (opening ceremony, security arrangement, Indian poet Tagore might also be in attendance at the opening ceremony, and others).


date: 1924-07-05
page: 2-3
column: f-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100777
trove_id: 24100777
description:
Tian Yuan, member of the House of Representatives for Heilongjiang province, is robbed in his Beijing home.


date: 1924-07-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100780
trove_id: 24100780
description:
A rich Chinese businessman in Nanyang dies, whose daughter marries Chinese foreign minister Gu Weijun.


date: 1924-07-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24100780
trove_id: 24100780
description:
Chinese students in New South Wales organise their own association and the mission statement. Organisers include students Su Guanqing, Luo Fuquan, Chen Qingyi, Wu Lianyun, Su Yiguang, Xiao Songfen, Ye Lin, Zeng Zhensheng, Liu Xiliang and Zhou You, and their temporary office is in the Lai Gee Club (li zhi hui).


