# article_index

date: 1910-05-28
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802640
trove_id: 26802640
description:
A comet is flying near the Earth and the disturbance in Berlin, St Petersburg, America, Paris, Turkey, and France.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 3
column: d
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802640
trove_id: 26802640
description:
French naval commander claims that the world war will start from the competition in China between America and Japan.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802646
trove_id: 26802646
description:
Chinese Empire Reform Association and Chinese Society in San Francisco appeal for establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802646
trove_id: 26802646
description:
Three kinds of treasure from China: the railway under construction, the warship under building and the government officials while overseas. 


date: 1910-05-28
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802646
trove_id: 26802646
description:
Photograph of Yulin, Chinese stoker who escapes from a cargo ship in Sydney and enters Australia illegally.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802645
trove_id: 26802645
description:
Chinese consul general in Australia Liang Lanxun (Shenshi) congratulates King George V on his coronation.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802645
trove_id: 26802645
description:
Directors of the Sydney Chinese school solve their disputes with Rev. Zhou Rongwei on the worship to Confucius.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802648
trove_id: 26802648
description:
Third part of the report on the truth about Zhenhua company's fundraising and the sale of floating shares in America, report by Liang Chaojie.


date: 1910-05-28
page: 8
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802648
trove_id: 26802648
description:
Chinese community in Glen Innes donates to the refurbishment of orphanage in Xiangshan county. Names listed.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802650
trove_id: 26802650
description:
Second and final part of the open letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Honolulu to Prince Zai Tao. 


date: 1910-06-04
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802650
trove_id: 26802650
description:
News in brief/ Changshou (Long Life) Palace to be refurbished. Qu Hongji is ordered to deal with the aftermath of chaos in Changsha. Revolutionaries are detained from a photo studio in Beijing. Tibet to have a new Dalai Lama. Xiangshan in Zhejiang province to be the first choice of naval port. Duan Fang to be rehabilitated for naval rebuilding.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 2
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802650
trove_id: 26802650
description:
China to borrow loans from Britain, France, Germany and America for the construction of a railway from Chengdu to Hankou.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802650
trove_id: 26802650
description:
Unionists in Santa Rose, America, organise boycott to Chinese business and the response of Chinese community.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802650
trove_id: 26802650
description:
Beijing news/ Wife of a Japanese duke wants to be housemaid of Emperor Xuantong. Legislature assembly will be empowered to impeach government officials. Tang Jingchong comments the examination on returned students. Chinese tariff revenue in the past year (1909). Army in the Beijing suburbs to be reformed. Chinese government prepares for the next international peace convention in Hague. Huang Houcheng and the deficit of steel factory in Hankou. Yang Du has no place to hide in Hubei.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802649
trove_id: 26802649
description:
Guangdong news/ Opium price is still increasing in Hong Kong. Yuan Shuxun considers new plan to stop clan fighting. Investigation concluded on salt sale and monopoly in Guangdong. Bureau for Land Tax Collection is dissolved following the government redundancy. Operation of the railway from Chenghai to Shantou and the profits. Hong Kong businessmen are trying to make their newspaper available in Guangzhou. A graduation ceremony in Nanqiang Public School.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802649
trove_id: 26802649
description:
Cambridge University awards honoury doctor's degree to former American president Theodore Roosevelt.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802654
trove_id: 26802654
description:
Specific proposals to organise an Commemoration Society for National Humiliation in Beijing, its regulation and others.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802654
trove_id: 26802654
description:
Miscellaneous report/ Shanghai welcomes Jiang Chunlin. Imperial commissioner of Fengtian province to be removed. Both railways (Beijing to Hankou and Beijing to Fengtian) make huge profits. Chinese ambassador to London Li Jingfang is recalled on the expiration of his term.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802654
trove_id: 26802654
description:
A letter from Chinese consulate in Melbourne to Chinese societies in the capital cities in Australia says that school text books are available for free from Commercial Press (shang wu yin shu guan), Shanghai.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802654
trove_id: 26802654
description:
Sydney Chinese School acknowledges receipt of some books from the Commercial Press in Shanghai. And the list of books.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802654
trove_id: 26802654
description:
Reward offered by Yong Sheng (Wing Sang) and Yong An (Wing On) fruit shops in Sydney for the capture of Chen Ji, who escapes from a Sydney hospital.


date: 1910-06-04
page: 8
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802656
trove_id: 26802656
description:
Fourth part of the report on the truth about Zhenhua company's fundraising and the sale of floating shares in America, report by Liang Chaojie.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802658
trove_id: 26802658
description:
First part of a petition submitted by the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America via Prince Zai Tao requests to set up the national parliament as soon as possible.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802658
trove_id: 26802658
description:
Imperial edict on March 17 and 19 on appointment or removal of Liu Jiabin, Wu Chongxi, Bao Fen, Cheng Dequan, Lu Chuanlin, Xi Liang, and Guang Fu.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802658
trove_id: 26802658
description:
News in brief/ Tibetan administrator Wen Zongyao is blamed for the crisis. Chinese students overseas are discouraged to marry foreigners. German ambassador requests to contract the mining projects Xinzhou and Jiaozhou but refused by Chinese ministry of foreign affairs. Zhang Renjun to close the Jiangnan manufacturing company. Yuan Shikai is under surveillance. Opium to be banned thoroughly by next January. Plan to dismiss all eunuchs. Lu Zhengxiang reports that Dutch government has agreed to delete discriminative regulations against Chinese immigrants. Song Tao seeks to retire. Tens of thousands of  famine victims are wandering in north Jiangsu province and some robberies. Zhang Renjun seeks to retire. Chinese ambassador in Japan Hu Weide is ordered to catch revolutionary Huang Xing. 


date: 1910-06-11
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802658
trove_id: 26802658
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent pays attention to newspaper comments. Ministry of foreign affairs starts talking about sovereignty of China. Prince Regent on the revolutionary movement. Foreign military officer invited to train Chinese navy. Foreigners exploit mining resources in Fengtian and Yunnan. Liang Shiyi reports profit of railway last year.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802657
trove_id: 26802657
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun explains why Hong Kong newspapers are banned. Guangdong pays its share for the mausoleum project of the late Emperor Guangxu. Revenue and expenditure of Guangdong in 1909. Japanese are spying fortification sites in Guangdong. Chinese consul in Singapore Zuo Binglong reports that Ou Jujia is found smuggling weapons. County magistrate of Panyu interrogates Luo Mubao who allegedly murder Liu Shiji. Building of naval fortification in Guangdong.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802657
trove_id: 26802657
description:
China in crisis/ Inflation and high prices. Anti-Manchurian feelings. Revolutionary movement, their slogans and warnings to foreigners in China, and assistance from overseas Chinese communities. 


date: 1910-06-11
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802657
trove_id: 26802657
description:
Chinese communities in San Francisco and other American cities ask for permission from Chinese government to cut their pigtails.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802661
trove_id: 26802661
description:
Chen Lin, owner of a laundry in The Rocks, Sydney, rejects the Labour Party in Darling Harbour for their anti-Chinese appeal.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802661
trove_id: 26802661
description:
German steamship company, Lohmann & Co, of 7-9 Bridge Street, Sydney, sees a business prosperity of its liner service from Australia to Hong Kong.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 7
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802661
trove_id: 26802661
description:
Chinese calendar, prepared by The Chinese Association in New Zealand, is now available from the Tung Wah Times.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 8
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802664
trove_id: 26802664
description:
Fifth and final part of the report on the truth about Zhenhua company's fundraising and the sale of floating shares in America, report by Liang Chaojie.


date: 1910-06-11
page: 8
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802664
trove_id: 26802664
description:
An open letter from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Manila in regards to the opening and operation of Zhenhua company.


date: 1910-06-18
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802666
trove_id: 26802666
description:
Second and final part of the petition submitted by the Chinese Empire Reform Association in America via Prince Zai Tao requests to set up the national parliament as soon as possible.


date: 1910-06-18
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802666
trove_id: 26802666
description:
Beijing news/ Number of Japanese in Manchuria. Prince Regent discusses with ministers on the naval rebuilding. American ambassador on the tram line in Beijing. Either Tang Jingchong or Li Dianlin might be appoint Grand Scholar (da xue shi). China and Japan sign an agreement in Fengtian to build a bridge on the Yalu River. A survey on foreign troops in Beijing and Tianjin (German, British, French, Indian, Austrian, and Japanese). Dispute between China and Japan over Liugongdao island, outside of Shandong province.


date: 1910-06-18
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802665
trove_id: 26802665
description:
Guangdong news/ Chinese diplomats should understand possible dispute over territorial waters. An order to catch any weapon smugglers. Guangdong contribute to Yanji, a city in Manchuria. Guangdong province pays its tax income to the central government in Beijing. Transportation should be a priority for mining exploitation in Lianzhou and Qinxian counties. Effort to reform social custom and tradition in Foshan.


date: 1910-06-18
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802670
trove_id: 26802670
description:
Chinese Industrial Association in Nanyang (Nanyang quan ye hui) writes to Tung Wah Times in regards to the National Industrial Exposition that to be held in Nanjing.


date: 1910-06-18
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802670
trove_id: 26802670
description:
Poems written by Kang Youwei respectively for Ye Bingnan, Zheng Fanchang, Xian Juhao, Liang Chuang and Wu E'lou.


date: 1910-06-18
page: 7
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802669
trove_id: 26802669
description:
A letter from Beijing by Lu Naixiang, representative of Chinese communities in Nanyang and Australasia for establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-06-18
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802672
trove_id: 26802672
description:
An open letter from Li Fuji to members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in regards to the opening and operation of Zhenhua company.


date: 1910-06-25
page: 2-3
column: b-a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802674
trove_id: 26802674
description:
Miscellaneous report on Prince Zai Tao's visit to America. Photograph of the delegation in San Francisco with local officials, Welcome by the Chinese communities in San Francisco, New York and other cities.


date: 1910-06-25
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802673
trove_id: 26802673
description:
News in brief/ Japanese and British diplomats in Hunan demand compensation caused by the chaos. Opium import to be totally banned in 1913. Chen Kuilong is approved to borrow foreign loans. Foreign countries to interfere with Chinese financial management. Liang Dunyan is out of favour. Prince Regent on the salt monopoly in Guangdong. Petition to the establishment of national parliament. Legislature assembly in Shanxi province. Zhili governor Chen Kuilong closes a newspaper in Tianjin for publishing dissident opinion. Zhang Renjun recommends returned students Xiang Ruikun and others. German in Shandong occupy saltern in Jiaozhou. Board of Revenue prepares to unify monetary system. Britain to return Dagu to China.


date: 1910-06-25
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802678
trove_id: 26802678
description:
Guangdong news/ Luo Mubao's confession on the murder of Liu Shiji. Rich natural resources in Dongsha island. Feud and clan fighting in Dongguan county. Foreigners in Guangzhou want to know who is Liang Cheng.


date: 1910-06-25
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802677
trove_id: 26802677
description:
Chinese communities in Glen Innes, Inverell and Tingha donate to the orphanage in Xiangshan county, Guangdong. Names listed.


date: 1910-06-25
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802680
trove_id: 26802680
description:
A notice from tong shan tang in Brisbane on the transfer of the remains of their deceased fellows back to China. The areas covered are Brisbane, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Warwick, Killarney, Inglewood, Stanthorpe, Texas, Goondiwindi, Mungindi, Esk, Dalby, Miles, Youlba, Roma, Surat, Mitchell, Morven, Charleville, Cunnamulla, Thargomindah, Rulo, Adaville, Windorah, Jundah, Isisford, Blackall, Tombo, Augathella, Gympie, Kilkivan, Maryberough, Gayndah, Chinders, Mount Perry, Eidsvold, Toroom, Bundaberg, and Gladstone. The people to contact are Sue On Lee, Roma Street, Brisbane; Lun Sing, Wickham Street, Brisbane; Dickson, Melbourne Street, Brisbane; You Sang, Roma Street Market, Brisbane; S. Jue Yow & Sons, 20 Roma Street, Brisbane; On War Tiy & Co., Wickham Street, Brisbane; See War & Co., 24-27 Brunswick Street, Brisbane; and Jim Yin, Wharf Street, Brisbane.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802682
trove_id: 26802682
description:
News in brief/ Part of the profit from the railway will be used for building ships for the navy.  Budget for the legislative assembly. Prince Zai Tao reports on his meeting with Emperor of Germany. Xi Liang seeks to retire. Zai Xun suggests taking back Liugongdao island and turning it into naval port. Chinese ambassadors in Japan and Russia are required to investigate what included in the treaty recently signed by the two countries. 


date: 1910-07-02
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802682
trove_id: 26802682
description:
Chinese ministry of foreign affairs keeps secret their negotiation with Portuguese envoy on the demarcation of Macao border.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802682
trove_id: 26802682
description:
Beijing news/ National Bulletin (guo min gong bao) to be published in Beijing. Japanese occupy Tianheng island, outside of Jiaozhou, Shandong province. Statistics on educational budget/ expenditure nationwide. Shang Qiheng in Fujian province leads a luxurious life. A Tokyo magazine discusses strategy to control Korea and China.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802681
trove_id: 26802681
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong raises money to build a technical university. Budget share of Guangdong province for the naval development. Radio to be set up in Dongsha island. Overseas Chinese communities on the repayment of foreign debt. Xiangzhou in Xiangshan county may turn into a free trade port. Triad societies in Maqi, of Shunde county, harass local communities. Local officials and residents in Zhaoqing pray for rain. Smuggled rifles seized in a church of Dongguan county.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802681
trove_id: 26802681
description:
American House of Representatives proposes to organise an international peace organisation. President William Taft appoints former president Theodore Roosevelt to lead the organisation.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802681
trove_id: 26802681
description:
Chinese government compensates Japan and Britain for their loss in the chaos in Changsha, capital of Hunan province.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802681
trove_id: 26802681
description:
Correspondence from America. Chinese community in New York appeals to cut their pigtails. Chinese iron on American market. China purchases railway construction materials.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 6
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802686
trove_id: 26802686
description:
Chinese Society (zhong hua gong suo) and Chinese Empire Reform Association in New York hold a banquet for Prince Zai Tao on his visit. Photograph of Prince Zai Tao, Chinese naval admiral. List of entourage of Prince Zai Tao.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802685
trove_id: 26802685
description:
First ships ordered for Australian navy, destroyers Parramatta and Yarra, are leaving Britain and will be home soon.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802688
trove_id: 26802688
description:
Chinese communities in Australia donate to the orphanage in Xiangshan county, Guangdong. Names listed.


date: 1910-07-02
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802688
trove_id: 26802688
description:
A notice from tong shan tang in Brisbane on the transfer of remains of deceased fellows back to China. The areas covered are Brisbane, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Warwick, Killarney, Inglewood, Stanthorpe, Texas, Goondiwindi, Mungindi, Esk, Dalby, Miles, Youlba, Roma, Surat, Mitchell, Morven, Charleville, Cunnamulla, Thargomindah, Rulo, Adaville, Windorah, Jundah, Isisford, Blackall, Tombo, Augathella, Gympie, Kilkivan, Maryberough, Gayndah, Chinders, Mount Perry, Eidsvold, Toroom, Bundaberg, and Gladstone. The people to contact are Sue On Lee, Roma Street, Brisbane; Lun Sing, Wickham Street, Brisbane; Dickson, Melbourne Street, Brisbane; You Sang, Roma Street Market, Brisbane; S. Jue Yow & Sons, 20 Roma Street, Brisbane; On War Tiy & Co., Wickham Street, Brisbane; See War & Co., 24-27 Brunswick Street, Brisbane; and Jim Yin, Wharf Street, Brisbane.


date: 1910-07-09
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802690
trove_id: 26802690
description:
Chinese Society in New York submits a petition via visiting Prince Zai Tao which requests to organise national parliament as soon as possible.


date: 1910-07-09
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802690
trove_id: 26802690
description:
Imperial edict on April 14, 18 and 20 on selection of talented young men from local provinces, and appointment and removal of government officials.


date: 1910-07-09
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802690
trove_id: 26802690
description:
Beijing news/ Motions in the legislative assembly. Lu Runyang might be chief teacher for the Emperor. Site for the naval university has changed. Financial deficit of Manchuria. Big factory proposed to manufacture railway construction materials. Loan for the railway project from Luoyang in Henan to Tongguan, of Shaanxi province. Japanese and their plan in south Manchuria.


date: 1910-07-09
page: 2
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802690
trove_id: 26802690
description:
Guangdong news/ Prince Regent empowers Yuan Shuxun. Guangdong candidates who have successfully passed the national examination. Progress of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Xinning railway may be extended. Proposal to cultivate Xisha islands. Hunan native officials in Beijing inform Yuan Shuxun their refusal to foreign loans for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Zhang Hongnan donates a lot to Guangdong schools.


date: 1910-07-09
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802689
trove_id: 26802689
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Chinese ambassador to America Wu Tingfang is recalled; his future. Zhang Yi might be accredited to London. Proposal to appoint a trade minister. Establishment of legislature in Mongolia has been delayed. Foreign missions in Beijing worry about current  situation in China. Ministry of communications to organise steamship company.


date: 1910-07-09
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802689
trove_id: 26802689
description:
News in brief/ Yuan Shuxun on gambling in Guangdong. The case of spy Zhao Yuqing. Japan and Russia sign a new treaty. Japanese journalist on the way to the National Industrial Exposition in Nanjing. Xi Liang borrows loans from a bank. Chinese government has new plan for Tibet. Loan from France for the Sichuan-Hubei railway. Russian in Songhuajiang River. Liang Dunyan on sick leave in Tianjin.


date: 1910-07-09
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802689
trove_id: 26802689
description:
Tibetan people protest against disposal of Dalai Lama (by the Chinese government) who is still in India.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802698
trove_id: 26802698
description:
Beijing news. Salary of local government officials: Manchurian and Han. Four key figures in the Research Institute for Constitutional Reform (xian zheng bian cha guan). Prince Regent is impartial in official appointment. Russian seek to control coal mines in Lubin prefecture of Heilongjiang province. Ministry of foreign affairs is eager to complete the Manchuria negotiation with Japan. 


date: 1910-07-16
page: 2
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802698
trove_id: 26802698
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong post office bans newspapers from America and Canada that would incite rebellion. Military budget of the Guangdong province. Case of corruption of the railway companies. More offices to collect likin tax and why. Central authority in Beijing urges Guangdong to build model prison. A monk in Hualin Temple entices women. Robbery in Yongping town of Sanshui county.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802697
trove_id: 26802697
description:
News in brief. Sa Yintu from St Petersburg reports on recent relations between Russia and Japan. Imperial scholar criticises the naval office. Prince Regent inquires about Russian troops in Mongolia. Hu Weide is recalled from Japan. Prince Regent on the marriage between Manchurian and Han people. Lu Chuanlin seeks to retire. Duan Fang might be rehabilitated. 


date: 1910-07-16
page: 3
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802697
trove_id: 26802697
description:
Population in London, New York Paris, Berlin, Chicago, Vienna, Philadelphia, St Petersburg, and Moscow.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 6
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802702
trove_id: 26802702
description:
Some Chinese businessmen in San Francisco call for a boycott to American goods in protest against their discrimination against Chinese immigrants.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802702
trove_id: 26802702
description:
Deposed King of Persia Mohammad 'Ali Shah is now a mild man. Queen of Hawaii seeks compensation from American government.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802702
trove_id: 26802702
description:
Chinese businessman from Nanyang, Liang Bingnong, purchases the first entry ticket of the National Industrial Exposition in Nanjing.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802701
trove_id: 26802701
description:
Chinese community in Sydney, after a meeting and discussion, decides to continue their boycott to Japanese liner service.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802701
trove_id: 26802701
description:
Message from Huang Yangxing thanks many people for their kind donations which enable his clan brother Huang Runting to buy tickets and return to China.


date: 1910-07-16
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802704
trove_id: 26802704
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Why Liang Dunyan seeks to resign. Xu Shichang in the ministry of communications. Grand scholar to be selected.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802706
trove_id: 26802706
description:
First part of an editorial on contradictory political phenomena in China, probably written by Liang Qichao (Yin Bing).


date: 1910-07-23
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802706
trove_id: 26802706
description:
News in brief/ Japanese industrial delegation visits Beijing, Hankou and Jiangning (Nanjing). Prince Regent orders Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang to catch revolutionary. Russian spy Zhao Yuqing is sentenced to life imprisonment. Zhang Renjun suggests delay of naval building due to the budget shortage. German increase their troops in Shandong province. Japanese ambassador demands navigation in Huai River. Former ambassador to America Zhang Yintang is appointed Tibet administrator. Prince Zai Xun will once again visit Japan and America.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802706
trove_id: 26802706
description:
Beijing news. Prince Regent on the Tibetan crisis. Kawasaki shipyard and its trade with China. Preparatory office for constitutional reform does nothing. Xu Shichang and the building of Tianjin-Pukou railway. Russian and the building of Harbin-Kulun railway. Former Japanese prime minister Okuma Shigenobu to visit Beijing for a meeting with Prince Regent. Japanese industrial delegation in Nanjing. China issues new bank notes. Russian authority forbids Chinese labourer in the Siberia railway project. Prince Regent worries about revolutionary rebellion. Chinese tea export declines significantly.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802705
trove_id: 26802705
description:
Guangdong news. Smuggled weapons seized from a French church in Shilong, of Dongguan county, and the report. Troops belonging to the Eight Banners in Guangdong to be disbanded soon. Correspondence between Guangdong legislature assembly and Zhan Tianyou. Big pastureland in Guangxi. Fighting between two villages in Panyu county and the casualties. A cow in Xinhui county gives birth to a boy. Protest in Xiangshan county against new tax. Japanese tourist group visits Guangzhou.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 6
column: a
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802710
trove_id: 26802710
description:
Chinese graduates from Columbia University and University of North California, including Chen Huanzhang and Chen Huabing.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802710
trove_id: 26802710
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Recent diplomatic negotiations with foreign countries. Na Tong in the ministry of foreign affairs. Russian ambassador in Beijing talks to Chinese authority on the building of Dongqing railway. Guangdong governor general Yuan Shuxun deserves punishment.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802710
trove_id: 26802710
description:
A notice issued by Chinese consul general in New Zealand Huang Rongliang regarding to the return certificate required by New Zealand government on all Chinese who are leaving and will return.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802709
trove_id: 26802709
description:
Amount of opium seized by Australian customs in the first quarter of 1910. Two Chinese arrested in Sydney for opium smuggling.


date: 1910-07-23
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802709
trove_id: 26802709
description:
The Chinese Association (zhong hua hui guan) in New Zealand has new address which is: 110 Tory Street, Wellington, New Zealand.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802714
trove_id: 26802714
description:
Second and final part of an editorial on contradictory political phenomena in China, probably written by Liang Qichao (Yin Bing).


date: 1910-07-30
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802714
trove_id: 26802714
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Another examination on returned students from overseas and their performance.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802714
trove_id: 26802714
description:
Beijing news/ China to redeem foreign governments four port cities: Weihaiwei, Lushun, Dalian and Guangzhou. Eighty petition representatives in Beijing request to organise national parliament as soon as possible. Hunan railway representatives in Beijing and their situations. Duan Fang might be rehabilitated soon. Cai Rulin, of the ministry of foreign affairs, loses a lot money. Mongolian princes refuse to involvement of foreign loans in the Dongqing railway construction. British steamship company demands the rights of inland navigation in Jiangxi province. A government official in Guangxi narrowly escapes a strike for his effort to ban opium. China sends delegation to the international rehabilitation conference in Britain.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802713
trove_id: 26802713
description:
Guangdong news/ Businessman in Guangdong tries to contract for salt sale. Hunan asks for help from Guangdong for their flood relief work. Preparation in Guangdong to set up model prison. Japanese tourist helps Confucian promotion society in Guangdong. Yuan Shuxun refers to international labour law for his policy. Revolutionary activists in Xinhui county. British businessmen seek a permanent land lease in Panyu county. Japanese tourists in Hong Kong. A man in Shunde county sleeps his friend's wife. A trial court to be set up in Panyu county.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802713
trove_id: 26802713
description:
English newspaper in American comments on protests against discriminatory immigration regulations by Chinese.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 3
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802713
trove_id: 26802713
description:
Suffering of Chinese community in Thailand. Chinese community in Thailand protests against discrimination.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802718
trove_id: 26802718
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ A blood letter written to Xu Shichang by Su Jishi, railway representative from Hunan province in protest against foreign loans.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802717
trove_id: 26802717
description:
The Chinese Association (zhong hua hui guan) in New Zealand has a new address: 110 Tory Street, Wellington, New Zealand.


date: 1910-07-30
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802720
trove_id: 26802720
description:
Number of newspapers in major countries: Germany, France, Britain, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Russia, Japan, Switzerland, Holland, Greece, Australia, Asia (except Japan),  and others.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802722
trove_id: 26802722
description:
First part of a petition for national parliament submitted by Lu Naixiang, representative of Chinese communities in Nanyang (South-east Asia) and Australasia.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802722
trove_id: 26802722
description:
Imperial edict on May 20 and 21 on Lu Chuanlin, Rui Zheng, and establishment  of national parliament.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802722
trove_id: 26802722
description:
News in brief/ Thousands of Russian troops have arrived Kulun. Zai Xun and Sa Zhenbing inspect Mawei in Fujian and Xiangshan of Zhejiang province for naval port building. Zhang Renjun on infrastructure building in Shanghai. Chinese revolutionaries send their Japanese comrade to China. British consul on the chaos in Hunan province. Private bank are not allowed to issue bank notes. Chinese ambassador in Russia Sa Yintu reports Russian's conspiracy in China. Zhao Xi proposes to send famine victims from Hunan and Hubei province to Manchuria. Belgian businessmen are to visit the National Industrial Exposition (Nanyang quan ye hui) in Nanjing. 


date: 1910-08-06
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802721
trove_id: 26802721
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent on the establishment of national parliament. Li Jiaju and Shou Da are recommended to teach Emperor Xuantong. Luxury in the ministry of foreign affairs. Chinese students in Japan and their women. Coal production in Shanxi province. German in Shandong insist to build the railway from Yantai to Gaomi. Russian have already start to colonise north Manchuria.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 3
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802721
trove_id: 26802721
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun requests sick leave. Yuan Shuxun suggests establishing a university in Guangzhou. A secret investigation on arms smuggling in Hong Kong. Feuds and fights between two clans, Xu and Liu, in Zengcheng county claim more than 30 lives. Army recruitment will be in July. Portuguese authority sends more warships to Macao. A seven-year-old mother.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802721
trove_id: 26802721
description:
Tung Wah Times on what the Chinese government is afraid of, and a comparison between government ministers past and present.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802726
trove_id: 26802726
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ China tries to discover the content of the treaty signed by Russia and Japan. A German official is going to Japan after visiting Shandong and Beijing. German expand their colony in Shandong province. Yu Shimei, Li Jiaju and Wang Daxie are waiting for appointment.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802726
trove_id: 26802726
description:
Chinese ambassador to Germany Liang Cheng is recalled and now in Singapore on his way back. Kang Youwei in Singapore tries to meet Liang Cheng.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802725
trove_id: 26802725
description:
Editor of Tung Wah Times and Luo Run report on their talk in Melbourne with Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun on 1) discrimination on Chinese immigrant s; 2) returning certificate required by Australian government on leaving Chinese and; 3) census and registration of Chinese in Australia.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802725
trove_id: 26802725
description:
Number of white immigrants arriving in New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia in July 1910.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802725
trove_id: 26802725
description:
Australian minister of external affairs appears in the opening ceremony of a restaurant in Melbourne's Chinatown. The opening was followed by a protest by trade unions.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802725
trove_id: 26802725
description:
Sailors' society in Sydney writes to the federal government on the continuing increase in food prices.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 7
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802725
trove_id: 26802725
description:
Guangdong might see another boycott of American goods due to their discrimination against Chinese immigrants.


date: 1910-08-06
page: 8
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802728
trove_id: 26802728
description:
Chinese communities in Thailand report on their sufferings to Beijing government. Chinese community in Thailand begs for help from Beijing authority.


date: 1910-08-13
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802730
trove_id: 26802730
description:
Second and final part of the petition for national parliament submitted by Lu Naixiang, representative of Chinese communities in Nanyang (South-east Asia) and Australasia.


date: 1910-08-13
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802730
trove_id: 26802730
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Chinese government worries about the treaty between Russia and Japan and its possible influence upon Manchuria and Mongolia. Chinese government discusses Tibetan crisis with foreign missions in Beijing. Envoys of British, French, German and American governments meet in London on their loan to China for the railway construction from Sichuan to Hubei. Imperial commissioner in Heilongjiang province reports preparation for free trade in Qiqihar.


date: 1910-08-13
page: 2
column: c-d
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802730
trove_id: 26802730
description:
Correspondence from America/ Chinese students in American university and their excellent performance, such as Yang Boluo, Liu Jixian, Liu Yulan, Liu Yuliu, and Cao Chuanmei. Chinese girl Huang Qiongfeng sends her painting to the National Industrial Exposition in Nanjing.


date: 1910-08-13
page: 3
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802729
trove_id: 26802729
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent on local administration. New bank notes issued. Opium ban in Hunan and some addictive officials. Prince Gong orders to ban any private opium sale. Chinese ambassador in Russia Sa Yintu suggests to set up a Mongolian bank. A survey in Yantai for port building. Railway company in Jiangxi province waste all profit. Sun Baoqi reports gold mine found in Shandong province. Japanese fishing in Chinese Bo Hai, east to Shandong province.


date: 1910-08-13
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802729
trove_id: 26802729
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun tightens local security in Guangzhou. Local gentry in Guangdong are required to help ban opium smoking. Qualification of lawyer and their involvement in court trial. Wang Peili, of Heshan county, sets up a dyeing factory. Security office in Huizhou to be dissolved. A collapse in the railway construction from Guangzhou to Hankou. A prison guard in Guishan county commits adultery with female convict. 


date: 1910-08-13
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802729
trove_id: 26802729
description:
German and French missionaries in Changsha demands compensation from Chinese government for their loss during the chaos. China Inland Mission does not ask for such compensation.


date: 1910-08-13
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802733
trove_id: 26802733
description:
Chinese fellows in Parkes, New South Wales, donate to funeral service of Liang Yuanheng, who died last Spring. Names listed.


date: 1910-08-20
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802738
trove_id: 26802738
description:
News in brief/ Ministry of communications meets budget deficit next year. Prince Zai Tao arrives in Rome. Local residents near Nanning, Guangxi province, on riots for tax burden. German authority and Chinese community there refuse to acknowledge new ambassador Liang Cheng. New consul candidates to Spain, Mexico, Australia, Singapore, Canada and Hawaii. Wang Daxie is accredited to Japan. Imperial hospital in Beijing sends students to study overseas. Chinese government to offer amnesty to Sun Yatsen and his followers.


date: 1910-08-20
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802738
trove_id: 26802738
description:
Beijing news/ Forbidden City organises its security guards. Liu Tingshen complains inefficiency of the constitutional reform institution. Prince Zai Tao in Switzerland, Austria and Russia. Wang Daxie's report on his overseas investigation for constitutional reform. New officials appointed this year. Japanese construction of the railway from Andong to Fengtian and its progress. British, American and French missionaries to jointly set up a university in the capital of Sichuan province. Beijing authority orders local governors to investigate whereabouts of Sun Yatsen. Wu Yusheng declines to tight security in his residence as many other government officials. 


date: 1910-08-20
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802737
trove_id: 26802737
description:
Guangdong news/ Recent development in the demarcation of Macao border. Guangdong's financial deficit and delay in its payment to the central government. Bandits arrested in Guangdong will not be executed on the spot. Salt sale in Guangdong continues to belong to same businessman. Liang Guochun suggests to collect wine tax. Confucian Promotion Society (zun kong hui) in Foshan to have their own building. Suspect Luo Mubao refuses to make confession. Boatman in Changle poisons a passerby woman to death.


date: 1910-08-20
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802742
trove_id: 26802742
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Nanyang Chinese community cancels donations to Chinese navy in reaction to the lack of pri for the national parliament. Prince Regent may agree to cut pigtail. Zai Xun and Sa Zhenbing to tour overseas for navy investigation. Rebellion in Yunnan instigated by Sun Yatsen. More revolutionaries are returning from Japan.


date: 1910-08-20
page: 8
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802744
trove_id: 26802744
description:
Guangdong authority continues to ban some Chinese newspapers from Hong Kong, involvement of British diplomats and the response from Guangdong.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802746
trove_id: 26802746
description:
News in brief/ Liang Cheng as new ambassador to Germany. Riots in Laiyang county, Shandong province, attack government office, church and school. Na Tong on the Japan-Russia treaty. Preparation for the issue of new bank notes. French government dispatches three warships to China. Prince Regent is sick. Russian ask to set up consulate in Mongolia but refused by Chinese government. Kawasaki and Mitsubishi shipyards compete each other for selling warship to Chinese government.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802746
trove_id: 26802746
description:
Chinese ministry of foreign affairs requires its missions overseas to investigate discrimination against Chinese, and to recommends young diplomatic talents for future appointment.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 2
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802746
trove_id: 26802746
description:
Russian authority stations more troops on its border with China (Heilongjiang River, Heihe River and Vladivostok).


date: 1910-08-27
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802746
trove_id: 26802746
description:
Beijing news/ Imperial edict praises Lu Naixiang for his work in the Nanyang Chinese communities. Preparation for the opening of legislative assembly. Influence of the newly-issued bank notes. Wu Tingfang suggests to cut pigtails. Ministry of communications checks ranks and budget of its local service offices. A book on Yuan Shikai published in Tianjin. German and the future crisis of Shandong province. Another American tourist group arrives in Shanghai. No speech freedom for school students.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802745
trove_id: 26802745
description:
Guangdong news/ French consulate in Guangzhou pays rent for Shamian. Construction of the Guangzhou-Kowloon railway to be completed next year. The same businessman wins the contract to monopolise salt sale in Guangdong. Luo Mubao to be executed soon. A secret order to catch all revolutionaries in the southwest Guangdong. Banditry and robbery in Xinhui county. 


date: 1910-08-27
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802745
trove_id: 26802745
description:
Labour Party in Canada asks Prime Minister to increase poll tax (head tax) for all arriving Chinese immigrants.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 3
column: d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802745
trove_id: 26802745
description:
Correspondence from Japan/ Former Japanese prime minister Okuma Shigenobu on current situations in China. Chinese revolutionaries in Japan try to win support from the Nanyang Chinese communities. The new treaty between Japan and Russia.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802749
trove_id: 26802749
description:
Two destroyers ordered from Britain for Australian navy, Parramatta and Yarra, will arrive Sydney soon.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802749
trove_id: 26802749
description:
Commonwealth government of Australia issues new budget for national defence for 1912, 1914, 1916 and 1918.


date: 1910-08-27
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802749
trove_id: 26802749
description:
A man in Melbourne, Peter, is sentenced to seven years' imprisonment for sexually harassing a young girl.


date: 1910-09-03
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802754
trove_id: 26802754
description:
Imperial edict on June 16, 19, and 25 on appointment/ removal of Lu Chuanlin, Liang Dunyan, Cao Rulin, Hu Weide, and preparation for new politics at local levels.


date: 1910-09-03
page: 2-3
column: d-a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802754
trove_id: 26802754
description:
Beijing news/ Court politics might see a turning point. Budget shortage for overseas tour of imperial relatives. Establishment of a university has been postponed. Duan Fang is determined to stay outside of politics. Foreign missions in Beijing employ local Chinese spy. Prince Regent declines o Wu Tingfang's proposal for pigtail cut. Iron mines in the Taihang Mountain, Henan province. Population in the three northeastern provinces. Li Yuying and his bean curd company in Paris. Provincial shares of military budget.


date: 1910-09-03
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802753
trove_id: 26802753
description:
Guangdong news/ Invitation to Zhan Tianyou for supervision of the railway project from Guangzhou to Hankou. Guangdong candidates who have successfully passed the imperial examination. New budget for reorganisation of the Guangdong New Army. Guangdong authority issues new regulation to punish any military spy. Semaphore training provided to fishing and other ships. Heavy rain in Yayao, of Heshan county, and the casualties. Drought in Gaoyao county. Su Ruizhao is appointed consul general to Singapore. 


date: 1910-09-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802753
trove_id: 26802753
description:
British government considers sending troops to Tibet for the crisis, and response by Germany authority.


date: 1910-09-03
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802753
trove_id: 26802753
description:
News in brief/ Board of Revenue refuses to pay some army expenses. Xi Liang seeks to retire. Portuguese warship on the way to Macao. Lu Chuanlin is still sick. Navy university will be built in Dagu. Revolutionary Huang Xing arrives Beijing. A new report on the treaty between Russia and Japan. Some private banks in Shanghai bankrupt. Shanxi businessmen and their business dealings with Shanghai counterparts. Foreign missions call for establishment of an international court in Tianjin. 


date: 1910-09-03
page: 8
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802760
trove_id: 26802760
description:
A telegram from Yuan Shuxun, governor-general of Guangdong and Guangxi, to governor or imperial commissioner of other provinces.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802762
trove_id: 26802762
description:
First part of an article, selected from guo feng bao in Shanghai, on national parliament and the nation.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802762
trove_id: 26802762
description:
Tung Wah Times comments on the poll tax imposed by Canadian government on arriving Chinese immigrants, and the best solution to the Chinese problems (where is heaven for China?).


date: 1910-09-10
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802762
trove_id: 26802762
description:
A public notice issued by Chinese consul general in Melbourne Liang Lanxun regarding restrictions imposed by the Commonwealth government on Chinese immigrants.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802762
trove_id: 26802762
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent selects a prime minister. Influence of the new treaty signed between Russia and Japan. Liang Dunyan and Zhang Yintang. Financial crisis in local province. Proposed reform of army and government. Prince Qing and naval development. Russian interfere with official appointment in the ministry of foreign affairs. Railway project from Yunnan to Guangxi and foreign loans.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802761
trove_id: 26802761
description:
Guangdong news/ Zhou Weilian, military medicine student in France, is urged to return for service. New policy for sending students to study overseas. Xinning businessmen apply for permission to tour America and Europe. Telegram in Huidong. More robberies in Shunde county. A man of Xinning county gets trouble while marrying a concubine in Foshan.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802761
trove_id: 26802761
description:
Further report on the incorporation of Korea into Japanese territory (China's response, agreement signed, etc.).


date: 1910-09-10
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802761
trove_id: 26802761
description:
Prince Regent wants to appoint former American president Theodore Roosevelt his advisor, even at a very high price.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802761
trove_id: 26802761
description:
Japan signs treaties with Britain, France, Russia and America since the end of Russo-Japanese War, and the report on each of these treaties.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802761
trove_id: 26802761
description:
Beijing news/ Dutch authorities to force all Chinese residents in their colonies to be naturalised. Board of Revenue to check financial report of other ministries. China to participate a health exhibition in Germany. 


date: 1910-09-10
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802766
trove_id: 26802766
description:
A speech by Lu Yijun, teacher of the Sydney Chinese school, commemorating the birthday of Confucius at a gathering of Sydney Chinese communities.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802765
trove_id: 26802765
description:
Rumour says that Lord Dudley may resign from his position of governor general of Australia. A possible candidate for the position is Baron Denman.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802765
trove_id: 26802765
description:
Wife of Huang Rongliang, Chinese consul general in New Zealand, entertains wives of New Zealand politicians.


date: 1910-09-10
page: 7
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802765
trove_id: 26802765
description:
Special report from Beijing/ China may appoint Tang Entong as consul general to Australia. Wu Tingfang is in Shanghai. Zai Xun to tour Japan again. Wang Daxie is new ambassador to Japan and his entourage.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802770
trove_id: 26802770
description:
Second and final part of the article, selected from guo feng bao in Shanghai, on national parliament and the nation.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802770
trove_id: 26802770
description:
News in brief/ Empress helps naval building. Prince Regent orders redundancy in the ministry of communications. Tan Xueheng takes over naval affairs while Zai Xun is away. Zai Tao reports on building a strong navy after his overseas investigation. Zai Tao proposes to cut pigtails after his return from overseas tour. Four foreign governments to jointly maintain peace in Manchuria. Zhan Tianyou to survey for railway construction in Tibet. American government to withdraw its troops from Dagu. China sends delegate to review military exercise in France. Yu Lang and Xu Shichang in the court. China orders gunboats from Japan and America.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802770
trove_id: 26802770
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Zai Tao understands more after his overseas tour. Why Zai Xun wants to tour overseas once again. European style palace proposed in Zhongnanhai area. Budget for army training. Zai Xun spends a lot on his overseas tour. Wu Tingfang to have a special appointment. Development plan for the Hanyang iron factory. Japanese investigate industrial development in Manchuria. Britain and France to sign a treaty which might influence Tibet and Yunnan of China. German increase number of troops in Shandong province. Dozens of refugees from Laiyang County, Shandong province, appeal to Beijing for justice.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802769
trove_id: 26802769
description:
Guangdong news/ A survey undertaken on foreign missionary in China. New bank notes prepared to issue. Border defence in Guangdong. Foreign engineer of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project refuses to resign. Yuan Shuxun asks the Beijing ministry of foreign affairs to protect Chinese in Thailand and other foreign countries. Immoral drama performance prohibited in Foshan. Guangdong selects students to study veterinary science in Beijing. Beijing authority investigates local self-government in Guangdong. Drought in Gaoyao county.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802769
trove_id: 26802769
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong/ China worries about the new treaty between Russia and Japan. Portuguese soldiers cross the border to chase Chinese citizens. Petition for establishment of national parliament. Chinese business club in Hong kong elects Chen Xia as chairman. 


date: 1910-09-17
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802774
trove_id: 26802774
description:
A notice from tong shan tang, an association of Xiangshan county fellows in Sydney, on transfer of remains of deceased fellows back to hometown. Some people donate to the charity and their names listed. The people to contact are: Kwong War Chong & Co, 84 Dixon Street, Sydney; Wing War Hing & Co, 52 Campbell Street, Sydney; and Kum Sing & Co, 29 Little Hay Street, Sydney.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802773
trove_id: 26802773
description:
The two destroyers ordered for Australian navy, Parramatta and Yarra, have left Portsmouth and will arrive in Melbourne by December.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802773
trove_id: 26802773
description:
A Chinese in Port Darwin turns mad, kills one of his Chinese fellows and injures four others, and is now on the run. The injured have been taken to Palmerston hospital.


date: 1910-09-17
page: 8
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802776
trove_id: 26802776
description:
An open letter from Wu Xianzi to members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association in regards to establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802778
trove_id: 26802778
description:
A report submitted by Wu Tingfang, former Chinese ambassador to America, suggests to cut pigtails but to keep same official uniform.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802778
trove_id: 26802778
description:
Names of 70 Chinese students who are selected for a study in American universities, including Zhao Yuan Ren, Hu Shi, Zhu Kezheng and others.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802778
trove_id: 26802778
description:
China to compensate British, American, Japanese and French citizens for their loss in the Changsha chaos, Hunan province. A report on the negotiations.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802778
trove_id: 26802778
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent on the people's petition for establishment of national parliament. Prince Qing is busy building his palace. Price of the position of provincial imperial commissioner. Provincial authorities are urged to take precaution against revolutionaries. Proposal to reform civil service system in Tibet. Japanese and the railway construction from Andong to Fengtian. American business delegation comes to visit China. Prince Qing on officialdom.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802777
trove_id: 26802777
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun appoints Yin Daofu in charge of foreign negotiation. Chinese girl students in Japan apply for government subsidy from Guangdong. Ministry of foreign affairs on the intrusion of Portuguese troops into Chinese water territory near Macao. Report on income and expense in Guangdong. New limitation on purchase of weapons from overseas. Army communication prepared. Provincial authority starts army recruitment.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 3
column: b
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802777
trove_id: 26802777
description:
An American scholar talks about current situation in Chinese and its revolutionary future after his tour to East Asia.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802777
trove_id: 26802777
description:
Correspondence from America/ American authority closely watches situation changes in China. American government and the Monroe Doctrine advocated by former president Roosevelt. Tribe chief from the Philippines comes America seeking help.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Russia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802777
trove_id: 26802777
description:
Translation from a Russian newspaper on Japanese immigration policy, Korea policy and the relations between Korea and Japan.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802782
trove_id: 26802782
description:
Questions and answers about China/ Why is China the wealthiest and most respected country in the world?


date: 1910-09-24
page: 7
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802781
trove_id: 26802781
description:
A city council officer in north Fremantle, Western Australia, accuses Chinese gardens of being unhygenic.


date: 1910-09-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802781
trove_id: 26802781
description:
A Western Australian parliamentarian suggests banning interracial marriage between Chinese men and white women, and response by Chinese lawyer in Melbourne Mai Xixiang (William Ah Ket).


date: 1910-09-24
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802784
trove_id: 26802784
description:
An article, selected from Commercial Daily in Hong Kong, on the new plot and organisation of Western countries in order to carve up China.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802786
trove_id: 26802786
description:
Poems by Kang Youwei and Lu Yijun (teacher of the Sydney Chinese School) in praise of Confucius on his birthday.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802786
trove_id: 26802786
description:
Imperial edict on July 13, 14 and 16 on appointment of Sheng Xuanhuai and other officials, and legal system.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802786
trove_id: 26802786
description:
News in brief/ Prince Zai Tao has some new ideas after his overseas tour. China to purchase gunboat from Germany. Tang Shouqian is dismissed. Lu Chuanlin dies. Zai Xun is once again on an overseas tour.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802786
trove_id: 26802786
description:
Beijing news. Prince Regent selects textbook for Emperor Xuantong. Preparation for the establishment of legislature assembly. Another negotiation with a foreign government on the Sichuan railway project. Chinese government has actually given up the Songhuajiang River. Several 'Japanese businessmen' undertake secret investigation in Jiangxi province. German authority dispatches naval fleet to protect their business in East Asia. Prince Zai Tao mourns over the death of China.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802785
trove_id: 26802785
description:
Guangdong news/ Ou Jujia and his crimes. Zhan Tianyou is appointed chief supervisor of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway project. Guangdong candidates who have successfully passed the imperial examination. Account and bookkeeping of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Several Guangdong businessmen are trying to win contract from the Government to collect taxes. Guangdong to purchase horses from Zhili province. Fallacy speeches are attacked on the Guangzhou street.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 3
column: b-c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802785
trove_id: 26802785
description:
Comparison of divorce rates in Japan, America, Switzerland, France, Romania, Denmark, Germany, Scotland, England, Wales, New Zealand and Australia.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 3
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802785
trove_id: 26802785
description:
Japan prepares for a new shipping line to America following the opening of Panama Canal. Balloon study in Japan for military purpose.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 6
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802790
trove_id: 26802790
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong/ Influence of the new treaty between Russia and Japan over the future of China. Wu Xianzi on the way to Beijing for petition to the establishment of national parliament. Court politics in Beijing. Ou Jujia, Sun Yatsen and other revolutionaries.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802790
trove_id: 26802790
description:
A notice from tong shan tang, an association of Xiangshan county fellows in Sydney, on transfering the remains of deceased fellows back to their hometowns. Some people donate to the charity (names listed). The people to contact are: Kwong War Chong & Co, 84 Dixon Street, Sydney; Wing War Hing & Co, 52 Campbell Street, Sydney; and Kum Sing & Co, 29 Little Hay Street, Sydney.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802789
trove_id: 26802789
description:
A Russian tourist is murdered in New South Wales and his companion is detained in Melbourne as a suspect.


date: 1910-10-01
page: 8
column: a
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802792
trove_id: 26802792
description:
An open letter from Wu Xianzi to members of the Chinese Empire Reform Association regarding to establishment of the national parliament.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 2
column: c
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802794
trove_id: 26802794
description:
Correspondence from Europe/ World Daily in London reports constitutional reform and the establishment of legislature assembly in China. A Paris newspaper reports political factions in China.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802794
trove_id: 26802794
description:
Beijing news/ Another wave of reshuffle of local government may see promotion or removal of some governors or imperial commissioners. Relief work in Jiangsu province for famine refugees. Chinese government considers compulsory education in Tibet. Negotiation with British authority on the railway project from Guangzhou to Kowloon. Ministry of communications pays some for the railway from Beijing to Fengtian. Proposal to dismiss some salt administration officers. Some superstitious officials in Henan province. Sichuan will remain to be one province.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802793
trove_id: 26802793
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong manufactures new rifles. Products of the Fuhui Glass Company. Yuan Shuxun orders auditing process on government departments. A superstitious man in Foshan and his tragedy. A Buddhist nunnery in Zhaoqing hides respectable women. Two housemaids in Guangzhou are raped by their young master. Yuan Shuxun on local self-government and clan self-government.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802793
trove_id: 26802793
description:
Britain increases its naval budget. Comparison of naval forces between Britain, Germany, Austria and Italy.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 3
column: b
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802793
trove_id: 26802793
description:
Former American president Theodore Roosevelt is elected chairman of New York Civil Administration Association.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802793
trove_id: 26802793
description:
A Japanese railway expert is seeking support in Paris for a railway project from Fengtian (Shenyang) to Korea, which will connect Asia and Europe.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 3
column: c
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802793
trove_id: 26802793
description:
New Chinese ambassador to Japan Wang Daxie and Japanese effort to participate in railway construction in China.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802798
trove_id: 26802798
description:
Chinese community in Sydney celebrates the birthday of Confucius. Speech by Lu Yijun, teacher of the Sydney Chinese School.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802798
trove_id: 26802798
description:
Two overseas Chinese businessmen, Zhang Bohua and Wu Jintang, meet different entertainment on their returning to Guangdong as Zhang has Japanese citizenship while Wu remains Chinese citizen.


date: 1910-10-08
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802797
trove_id: 26802797
description:
Ye Bingnan, on behalf of Chinese communities in Australia, sends petition to Beijing for the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802802
trove_id: 26802802
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Zai Tao advocates enlightened dictatorship. Ministers of the Bureau of Military Affairs (jun ji chu) are not allowed to have another position. Liang Dunyan tries to set up a Sino-American Commercial Bank in Tianjin. Proposal to organise an exhibition in Beijing. Rumours on appointment and dismissal of government officials. Japanese embassy in Beijing inquires about whereabouts of war industry in China.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802801
trove_id: 26802801
description:
Guangdong news/ Proposal to set up temporary legislative assembly. Navy recruitment in Guangdong proposed. Yuan Shuxun might leave Guangdong. Extension of the Xinning railway. Progress of the Guangzhou-Macao railway. Zhan Tianyou will return to Guangdong on some conditions. Foreigners will not allowed to join Chinese army. A woman in Kaijian county is charged with poisoning her husband to death.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 3
column: c
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802801
trove_id: 26802801
description:
Eighteen Chinese immigrants are detained on their arrival in British Colombia for evasion of poll tax.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 3
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802801
trove_id: 26802801
description:
News in brief/ Prince Regent to entertain German prince in Nanhai. Yin Chang has arrived Beijing. Sun Baoqi might replace Yuan Shuxun as governor general of Guangdong. Imperial title awarded to the late Lu Chuanlin. Prince Regent is moved by Yin Chang's report. Negotiation with Portuguese envoy on the demarcation of Macao border. Prince Regent inquires about possible incorporation of Korea into Japanese territory. China to redeem Kaiping mine. Lu Zhengxiang returns, his wig, and his report on the international peace conference. Examiners appointed for the examination on returned students from overseas.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802806
trove_id: 26802806
description:
First part of business report by Chinese consulate in New Zealand on commercial opportunities for Chinese business.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 6
column: b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802806
trove_id: 26802806
description:
Correspondence from America/ Prince Zai Tao's visit to the Chinese community in New York. New York Chinese community mourns over the conquest of Korea and sends warning message to Chinese authorities.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802806
trove_id: 26802806
description:
A notice from tong shan tang, an association of Xiangshan county fellows in Sydney, on transfer of remains of deceased fellows back to hometown. Some people donate to the charity; their names listed. The people to contact are: Kwong War Chong & Co, 84 Dixon Street, Sydney; Wing War Hing & Co, 52 Campbell Street, Sydney; and Kum Sing & Co, 29 Little Hay Street, Sydney.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802805
trove_id: 26802805
description:
Report from Melbourne/ Chinese businessman Li Shengxiang is exempt from handprints on his return to China. Commonwealth government has agreed to reduce its fee charges on return certificate from two to one pound. New Chinese consul general Tang Entong has left Hong Kong and will arrive Melbourne soon.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802805
trove_id: 26802805
description:
Gibbs Bright & Co. entertains Chinese community for its new liner service, and attendants includes Ye Bingnan, Li Chun, Li Huilin, and others.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802805
trove_id: 26802805
description:
Prime Minister Andrew Fisher has left for a visit to South Africa. New Japanese consul general to Sydney. Entourage of the new Chinese consul general to Australia. Liu Jin, a native of Zengcheng, dies in Sydney at the age of 91.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802805
trove_id: 26802805
description:
The Chinese Association (zhong hua hui guan) in Wellington, New Zealand, celebrates the birthday of Confucius and the report.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802808
trove_id: 26802808
description:
Newspaper representatives in China holds a conference in Shanghai with a purpose to promote newspaper publishing and freedom of speech.


date: 1910-10-15
page: 8
column: b
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802808
trove_id: 26802808
description:
Correspondence from Hong Kong/ Court politics in Beijing. More petition for the national parliament. Wu Xianzi and his petition in Beijing. Influence of the new treaty between Russia and Japan.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802810
trove_id: 26802810
description:
Editorial on the triumph of Labour Party in the federal and New South Wales state elections and the future of our world development.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802810
trove_id: 26802810
description:
Beijing news/ All eunuchs will be dismissed. Zai Tao and his zeal for reform. Ministry of foreign affairs appoints advisors who are Wu Tingfang, Li Jiaju, Sheng Xuanhuai, Li Jingfang, Li Shengduo, Qian Xun. and Tang Shaoyi. Budget deficit for 1911. Factory for naval equipment proposed. Chinese government is determined to regain inland navigation rights. Number of foreign troops in Manchuria. Japanese set up their own police troops on Yalu River. German troops in Shandong province. French company wins contract to build railway from Lianzhou to Nanning. 


date: 1910-10-22
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802809
trove_id: 26802809
description:
Guangdong news/ French consul writes to governor-general Yuan Shuxun on the ban of missionary work in Longzhou area. New budget for the New Army. Plan for the New Army in Qinxian and Lianzhou counties. Yuan Shuxun delimits special area in order to win investment from overseas Chinese. Dockyard project has completed in Xiangzhou town, of Xiangshan county. Ministry of foreign affairs prohibits to sell beach land to foreigners. Gentry Lao Bohua and others in Nanhai county request to stop freedom of marriage. Another gambling den is opened in Zengcheng county.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802809
trove_id: 26802809
description:
George Morrison, journalist of The Times based in Beijing, talks in a London club about yellow and white peril.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 3
column: c
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802809
trove_id: 26802809
description:
The first republic has been established in Portugal and King Manuel II escapes via his yacht to Gibraltar and thence to England.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802809
trove_id: 26802809
description:
Incorporation of Korea into Japanese territory (the agreement, imperial edicts respectively issued by Japanese and Korean emperors).


date: 1910-10-22
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802814
trove_id: 26802814
description:
Second part of business report by Chinese consulate in New Zealand on commercial opportunities for Chinese business.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802814
trove_id: 26802814
description:
Politics in Beijing/ Yuan Shikai may stage a comeback. Duan Fang might be rehabilitated. Several governors seek to retire. Zai Ze seeks to retire.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802813
trove_id: 26802813
description:
Gibbs Bright & Co. entertains Chinese community in Melbourne for new liner service. Attendants include Chinese consul general Liang Lanxun and Rev. Zhang Zhuoxiong.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802816
trove_id: 26802816
description:
First part of a message to the nation on the delay of establishment of national parliament, selected from guo feng bao in Shanghai.


date: 1910-10-22
page: 8
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802816
trove_id: 26802816
description:
Correspondence from America/ Chinese students in central part of the United States of American gather and the report.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802818
trove_id: 26802818
description:
Editorial on diplomatic opportunities for China, selected from Eastern Times (Shanghai shi bao) in Shanghai.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802818
trove_id: 26802818
description:
Imperial edict on August 12, 13 and 14 on appointment of Shen Jiaben, Song Liankui and others, also appoints Liu Yulin ambassador to Britain.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 2
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802818
trove_id: 26802818
description:
News in brief/ Xi Liang and Rui Zheng suggest to borrow foreign loans for railway construction nationwide. Yuan Shuxun urges to complete border demarcation in Macao. Loans from Britain for the railway project from Sichuan to Tibet. Zhang Yintang reports to Beijing the Chinese revolutionary activists in America. Wen Zongyao is urged to report to Beijing. Military commander in Fuzhou and Guangzhou to be dismissed. Profit of the Beijing-Hankou railway in the past year. Emperor of Japan to welcome Zai Xun. Examination on returned students from overseas.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 2
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802818
trove_id: 26802818
description:
More petitions from Chinese communities in Japan and Hong Kong for establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802818
trove_id: 26802818
description:
Beijing news/ Prince Regent draws a lesson from the conquest of Korea. Rumours on the move of local governors. Xi Liang and Rui Zheng jointly submit a memorial report. German authority dispatches more warships to China. German in Shandong are trying to control the gold mine in Zhaoyuan county. Japanese troops in Liaohai, of Zhili province. 


date: 1910-10-29
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802817
trove_id: 26802817
description:
Guangdong news/ Road project from Xiangzhou to Qianshan started. Shareholders of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company agree to Zhan Tianyou's condition. Huang Zanting might be appointed to assist Zhan Tianyou. Tang Shaoyi is on the way to Beijing. Yuan Shuxun orders secret investigation on revolutionaries. 


date: 1910-10-29
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802817
trove_id: 26802817
description:
Robert Hart, George Morrison and others meet in London on education in China, and their educational plans.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802817
trove_id: 26802817
description:
Members of the legislature assembly in China submit their petition to Prince Regent to establish national parliament.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802817
trove_id: 26802817
description:
China and Germany. German prince visits China. China prepares to welcome German prince. Relation between German and China.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802817
trove_id: 26802817
description:
Correspondence from Tokyo/ Japanese newspaper comments on postal service in China. Chinese naval students and their school performance. Japanese to set up another newspaper in Shanghai.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802822
trove_id: 26802822
description:
Third part of business report by Chinese consulate in New Zealand on commercial opportunities for Chinese business.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802822
trove_id: 26802822
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Board of Revenue prepares financial budget and the deficit. Liang Dunyan to tour overseas. Rui Zheng and Tang Shaoyi. Chinese with foreign nationality will be treated as foreigners.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802822
trove_id: 26802822
description:
Tung Wah Times commends the Chinese government on cutting pigtails, newspaper publishing in China and the national parliament.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802821
trove_id: 26802821
description:
Leader of the coal strike in New South Wales is released. The coal strike in New South Wales and its influence upon business and trade.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802821
trove_id: 26802821
description:
British colonies to have a conference in London on political reform and military progress. Labour Parties also to have a conference then.


date: 1910-10-29
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802821
trove_id: 26802821
description:
British navy commander, Mr Anderson, talks in Rockhampton, Queensland, on Australian naval forces and its national defence.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 2
column: a-b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802826
trove_id: 26802826
description:
Former American president Theodore Roosevelt comments on the world situation and its future development, and comments by Tung Wah Times.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802826
trove_id: 26802826
description:
Important news/ Why Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang is dismissed. Zhang Mingqi and others suggest to organise a cabinet. Zai Tao and Na Tong conflict on the political reform. American industrial delegation on the way to Beijing. Board of Revenue reports financial deficit.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802826
trove_id: 26802826
description:
Beijing news/ Board of Revenue reports on its savings. Zai Ze disagrees with foreign loans as suggested by Xi Liang and Rui Zheng. A Berlin newspaper comments on railway construction in China. Hankou prepares to host an exhibition. Number of Chinese nationals in Korea. Central government subsidises Yunnan for its military expenditure. Japanese government to welcome delegation of Chinese newspapers.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802825
trove_id: 26802825
description:
Guangdong news/ Yuan Shuxun orders to check up foreign lease for the purpose of infrastructure development in Guangzhou. A foreign businessman in Guangzhou violates local law while renovating his buildings. Zhan Tianyou is appointed general manager of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Progress of the Guangzhou-Hankou railway in Hunan province. Second meeting of the provincial legislature assembly. Security troops in Shunde raid bandits' lair. Two clans in Xinning county, Liu and Lei, fight for a road and the casualties.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802825
trove_id: 26802825
description:
Turkish government sends troops to Persia to deal with the crisis; response by British and Russian governments.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802825
trove_id: 26802825
description:
Chinese government to borrow foreign loans for the administration in Manchuria and political reform.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 6
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802830
trove_id: 26802830
description:
Fourth and final part of business report by Chinese consulate in New Zealand on commercial opportunities for Chinese business.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802830
trove_id: 26802830
description:
A notice from the Chinese consulate general in Melbourne regarding return certificate required by federal government for all Chinese who are leaving Australia, and the fee change for the application.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802829
trove_id: 26802829
description:
Newly-appointed Chinese consul-general to Australia Tang Entong has arrived Sydney, together with his family and entourage. The background of Tang Entong.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802829
trove_id: 26802829
description:
British explorer starts his adventure to the Antarctic Pole, with subsidy from Australian and New Zealand governments and Anthony Hordern.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802829
trove_id: 26802829
description:
Two Chinese carpenter partners in Sydney, Liu Ximan and George Liu, fight for profit and one is injured seriously.


date: 1910-11-05
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802832
trove_id: 26802832
description:
Second part of a message to the nation on the delay in the establishment of a national parliament, selected from guo feng bao in Shanghai.


date: 1910-11-12
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802834
trove_id: 26802834
description:
A public notice issued by Tang Entong, new Chinese consul general in Australia, and his letter to the Sydney Chinese communities.


date: 1910-11-12
page: 2
column: b-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802834
trove_id: 26802834
description:
An open letter from Chinese consul-general in Wellington Huang Rongliang on his negotiations with New Zealand authorities over the working hours of Chinese laundries. Also one of his letters to the New Zealand prime minister.


date: 1910-11-12
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802834
trove_id: 26802834
description:
Beijing news/ Russia has already started to take over Mongolia. Zai Tao on the new treaty between Russia and Japan. Chinese government to retain its consulate general in Korea. Yunnan governor is urged to report to Beijing. Imperial scholars report on opium smoking in the Beijing officialdom. Board of Revenue prepares for the issue of new coins. A foreign government demands Liaoyang, of Fengtian province, from China.


date: 1910-11-12
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802833
trove_id: 26802833
description:
Guangdong news/ Celebrations in Guangzhou on the birthday of Confucius. Road map surveyed for Guangdong province. Map of Shantou prepared. Army recruitment in Gaoyao county. Plan for prison reform initiated. Roadside land in Guangdong will lease out for cultivation. Staff of the self-government office in Xinning county are not allowed to have another job.


date: 1910-11-12
page: 3
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802833
trove_id: 26802833
description:
Turkish people protest against Britain's involvement of the Persian crisis. Muslims countries respond to the crisis in Persia.


date: 1910-11-12
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802838
trove_id: 26802838
description:
New South Wales news/ State debt of New South Wales from 1901 to 1910. Examination result at the Sydney Chinese School by September 1910. Australian Prime Minister Andrew Fisher is touring South Africa. More European immigrants come to settle in Australia.


date: 1910-11-12
page: 8
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802840
trove_id: 26802840
description:
Third part of a message to the nation on the delay of establishment of national parliament, selected from guo feng bao in Shanghai.


date: 1910-11-19
page: 2
column: a-c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802842
trove_id: 26802842
description:
A letter from Liang Lanxun, former Chinese consul-general in Melbourne, to the Commonwealth government of Australia in regards to the revised Immigration Restriction Act.


date: 1910-11-19
page: 3
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802841
trove_id: 26802841
description:
News in brief. Yin Chang submits some new proposals for political and army reform. Number of graduates from the Beijing railway school. Preparation for the railway construction from Sichuan to Hubei. Tang Shaoyi is appointed minister of communications. Huang Ruilin impeaches Yang Wending for gambling and ignorance.


date: 1910-11-19
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802841
trove_id: 26802841
description:
Beijing news/ Rumours on the appointment and removal of local government officials. Food supply to the inner court. Budget for the legislature assembly. Vacancy needs to be staff in the Bureau of Military Affairs. Ting Jie and Wu Zhiyong on the legal improvement in China. Number of warships China has left. The national treasury is depleted. Russia sends more troops to the Far East.


date: 1910-11-19
page: 3
column: c-d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802841
trove_id: 26802841
description:
Guangdong news/ Railway income in Guangdong. Zhan Tianyou is urged to take office in the Guangzhou-Hankou railway company. Proposal to have a strong navy in Guangdong. Intelligence experts to be trained in Guangdong. Tibet administrator Wen Zongyao visits Yuan Shuxun on his way to Beijing. Guangdong students who have returned from overseas and successfully passed the imperial examination in Beijing.


date: 1910-11-19
page: 6
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802846
trove_id: 26802846
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Dismissal of former Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang and the influence.


date: 1910-11-19
page: 6
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802846
trove_id: 26802846
description:
A notice from tong shan tang, an association of Xiangshan county fellows in Sydney, on the transfer of the remains of deceased fellows back to their hometown. Donations to the charity (names listed). The people to contact are: Kwong War Chong & Co, 84 Dixon Street, Sydney; Wing War Hing & Co, 52 Campbell Street, Sydney; and Kum Sing & Co, 29 Little Hay Street, Sydney.


date: 1910-11-19
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802845
trove_id: 26802845
description:
Chinese community in Sydney farewells Liang Lanxun and attendants include Tang Caizhi, Ye Bingnan, Cai Xing, Zheng Fanchang, Xian Junhao, Wu E'lou, Luo Run, Lu Yijun, and others.


date: 1910-11-26
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802850
trove_id: 26802850
description:
News in brief/ Two American engineers are surveying for the railway project from Yunnan to Sichuan. Tang Shaoyi to take his office as minister of communications. Board of Revenue plans to borrow money from America in order to repay indemnity to other countries. Gifts prepared for the coming German prince. New administrative division proposed for Tibet and Mongolia. Financial deficit in Jiangsu, Zhili and other provinces. German officer to train Chinese troops. Zai Xun visits Japan. Regulations for newspaper publishing to be revised.


date: 1910-11-26
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802850
trove_id: 26802850
description:
Beijing news/ Relations between Prince Regent and Prince Qing. Members of the legislature assembly, from ministries and from local provinces. Ministry of foreign affairs and their low efficiency. Duan Fang after the dismissal. Army college moves from Baoding to Beijing. Loan agreement signed for the Tianjin-Pukou  railway. Japanese in south Manchuria and their business income. Japanese harass local residents in Liaoyang, Fengtian province. Wang Rongshang proposes to set a limit for officials' salary.


date: 1910-11-26
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802849
trove_id: 26802849
description:
Guangdong news/ Provincial government to borrow foreign loans in order to stabilise the market. Guangdong repays indemnity to foreign government. Opium import decrease year by year. American industrial delegation arrives Guangzhou and the welcome. 


date: 1910-11-26
page: 3
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802849
trove_id: 26802849
description:
Cut the pigtail/ Beijing students cut their pigtails. Guangdong and Hong Kong students like to cut their pigtail but retail their uniform.


date: 1910-11-26
page: 6
column: a
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802854
trove_id: 26802854
description:
Correspondence from Beijing. Government changes its financial policy. Yuan Shuxun seeks retirement. American industrial delegation visits Beijing. Local candidates for the legislature assembly.


date: 1910-11-26
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802853
trove_id: 26802853
description:
Two destroyers ordered from Britain for Australian navy, Parramatta and Yarra, have arrived Fremantle, Western Australia.


date: 1910-11-26
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802853
trove_id: 26802853
description:
An illegal Chinese immigrant is barred from entry into New Zealand. Seven Chinese sailors on a British liner commit suicide on the way from America to New Zealand.


date: 1910-11-26
page: 8
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802856
trove_id: 26802856
description:
Fourth part of a message to the nation on the delay of establishment of national parliament, selected from guo feng bao in Shanghai.


date: 1910-12-03
page: 2
column: b-c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802858
trove_id: 26802858
description:
Correspondence from America/ Wang Yitang is returning after a visit to America. Sa Zhenbing's son returns after graduation from an American university majored in railway engineering. Zhang Yuanji (Jusheng) arrives America from Europe. Five Chinese officials arrive America from Europe for a legal investigation.


date: 1910-12-03
page: 2
column: d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802858
trove_id: 26802858
description:
Beijing news/ Department of internal affairs (nei wu fu) and its report. Auditing on Bank of China. Ministry of civil affairs and its responsibilities. Ministry of foreign affairs negotiates with French ambassador on the Yunnan issues. 


date: 1910-12-03
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802857
trove_id: 26802857
description:
Guangdong news/ A letter from Guangdong legislature assembly to its counterpart in Beijing. Reorganisation of the New Army in Guangzhou. Archives preserved for the war with Britain and France. Portuguese occupy some more Chinese territory. Statistics report for the railway project. Kidnap in Boluo county.


date: 1910-12-03
page: 3
column: b
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802857
trove_id: 26802857
description:
Women in Britain fight for the right to vote (their demonstration and their attack on Prime Minister).


date: 1910-12-03
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802861
trove_id: 26802861
description:
A telegram from Liang Lanxun in Port Darwin thanks Chinese communities in Australia for their hospitality during his term of consul general in Melbourne.


date: 1910-12-03
page: 8
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802864
trove_id: 26802864
description:
Fifth and final part of a message to the nation on the delay of establishment of national parliament, selected from guo feng bao in Shanghai.


date: 1910-12-10
page: 2
column: a-b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802866
trove_id: 26802866
description:
A memorial report jointly submitted by local governor and imperial commissioners suggests to set up cabinet and national parliament.


date: 1910-12-10
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802866
trove_id: 26802866
description:
News in brief/ Central educational authority in Beijing dispatches inspectors to Zhili, Hubei and other provinces. Zai Ze agrees to borrow loans from America. Chinese diplomats overseas required to cut their pigtails. Xi Liang and Zheng Xiaoxu and the Jinzhou-Aihui railway. Shen Yunpei and the Beijing-Hankou railway. Revolutionaries in Guangxi and their rebellion. 


date: 1910-12-10
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802866
trove_id: 26802866
description:
Beijing news/ Military and diplomatic affairs are not on the agenda of the legislature assembly. Tie Liang meets Prince Regent and their discussion. Military uniform to be changed. Coal production in Henan province and the involvement of foreign enterprises. China to regain control on postal service. Russia in Manchuria. China still has some shares of the Russo-China Bank. Xi Liang borrows more money from America.


date: 1910-12-10
page: 3
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802865
trove_id: 26802865
description:
Guangdong news/ Riots in Lianzhou. Gambling in Guangdong. Police system in Guangzhou. Report on military budget in Guangdong. Foreign ambassadors want to help suppress bandits in Guangdong and Guangxi. Restriction on property purchase by foreigners in Guangzhou. Improvement of sugar industry in China. Renovation of a temple in Foshan costs a lot. Governor Yuan Shuxun donates to an American newspaper. Consul general in Canada Gong Xinzhao reports that Chinese community there has elected candidates for the provincial legislature assembly.


date: 1910-12-10
page: 6
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802870
trove_id: 26802870
description:
Newspapers in various countries (America, Britain, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Germany, Canada, Switzerland, Japan, Spain, Russia, Australia, Holland, Belgium and others). How many people can the Earth feed.


date: 1910-12-10
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802869
trove_id: 26802869
description:
Chinese community in Sydney celebrates the decision to establish a national parliament in China in 1914. 


date: 1910-12-10
page: 8
column: c
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802872
trove_id: 26802872
description:
Miscellaneous notes/ Number of post offices around the world. The oldest method of determing time. New mineral resource found.


date: 1910-12-17
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802874
trove_id: 26802874
description:
A petition from the Chinese Empire Reform Association in Chicago to Prince Zai Xun for the establishment of national parliament and the lift of ban on political parties.


date: 1910-12-17
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802874
trove_id: 26802874
description:
Beijing news/ Arbitration office to be established in local provinces. China to regain its control on postal service. Zai Ze suggests to set up insurance company in China. Former Shanghai magistrate Cai Naihuang after removal. Railway project from Yantai to Weifang in Shandong province. China fails to demarcate its border with Russia. Mongolia will turn into the second Manchuria. British and French companies exploit mining resources in Yunnan province. Negotiation with British on the border between Yunnan and Burma.


date: 1910-12-17
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802873
trove_id: 26802873
description:
Guangdong news/ Progress of the Guangzhou-Kowloon and Guangzhou-Hankou railways. Zhan Tianyou is on the way to Guangzhou. Rehabilitation department to be reformed. Military supply in Guangdong. Guangdong purchases equipment for telegraph communication. Bandits in Dongguan county kidnap Xiao Weinan but the hostage dies before ransom paid. A gentleman from Fujian province harasses a school girl in Guangzhou.


date: 1910-12-17
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802873
trove_id: 26802873
description:
American customs officers in St Louis seize smuggled opium and 25 illegal Chinese immigrants on Minnesota.


date: 1910-12-17
page: 6
column: b
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802878
trove_id: 26802878
description:
To cut the pigtail/ Students in Macao cut their pigtails. Tianjin newspapers comment on the cut of pigtail.


date: 1910-12-17
page: 7
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802877
trove_id: 26802877
description:
Educational development in New South Wales (educational institution at different levels, public and private schools, number of students and teachers, etc).


date: 1910-12-17
page: 8
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802880
trove_id: 26802880
description:
Chinese consul-general in German Samoa Lin Runzhao writes to Yuan Shuxun, governor-general of Guangdong province, and suggests that no foreigners should be allowed to employ Chinese labourer in Guangdong.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 2
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802882
trove_id: 26802882
description:
Imperial edict on October 9 on establishment of national parliament and appointment of several officials.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802882
trove_id: 26802882
description:
News in brief/ British request to revise the Tibetan treaty with China. British advice on the administration in Tibet. Zhang Mingqi to take his office as new governor-general in Guangdong. Zhang Renjun on the new cabinet. Progress of the south part of the Tianjin-Pukou railway.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802882
trove_id: 26802882
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Social response on the proposed establishment of national parliament. Local governors and imperial commissioners on the political reform. Role of the legislature assembly.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802882
trove_id: 26802882
description:
Beijing news/ Legislative assembly on the naval building. Tang Shaoyi seeks a role in the ministry of foreign affairs. Chinese who have foreign citizenship will be treated as foreigners. Army training in Tibet. Financial crisis in Yunnan province. 


date: 1910-12-24
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802881
trove_id: 26802881
description:
Guangdong news/ Guangdong officials in Beijing are to organise a charity institution. Proposal to build the railway from Boluo to Haifeng and Lufeng. The legislature assembly in Guangdong. Hu Shaonan and his publication on Tibet. Negotiation between China and Portugal on the Macao issues. Zhan Tianyou declines to other appointments except for the Guangzhou-Hankou railway. Guangdong authority declines to German's request to employ some Chinese labourers for Samoa islands. The price of marriage freedom, a case from Guangzhou.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 3
column: b
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802881
trove_id: 26802881
description:
American industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie donates to establishment of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 3
column: c
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802881
trove_id: 26802881
description:
Correspondence from America/ Chinese delegation for the international railway conference. Liang Dunyan and his family arrive America. American people love to collect Chinese antique.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 3
column: d
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802881
trove_id: 26802881
description:
To cut the pigtail/ Government officials, school students and diplomats overseas are required to cut their pigtails. To cut the pigtails and to retain the uniform. Chinese in America cut the pigtails.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 6
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802886
trove_id: 26802886
description:
The Chinese Empire Reform Association and the Nanqiang Public School (Nanqiang gong xue) in Guangzhou.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 6
column: b
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802886
trove_id: 26802886
description:
The second petition submitted by local governors and imperial commissioners for the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802885
trove_id: 26802885
description:
A reader in Brisbane, Queensland, reports that Chinese fellows there have to pay extra money for the temple building.


date: 1910-12-24
page: 7
column: b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802885
trove_id: 26802885
description:
Chinese community in Sydney refuses to welcome Chen Jing'ou, second secretary of the Chinese consulate general in Melbourne, as he travels by Japanese liner.


date: 1910-12-31
page: 2
column: a-b
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802890
trove_id: 26802890
description:
A petition from Chinese communities in America, Canada and Mexico to Prince Zai Xun for the establishment of national parliament.


date: 1910-12-31
page: 2
column: b-c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802890
trove_id: 26802890
description:
Correspondence from Beijing/ Ministry of Education survey overseas Chinese schools. British in Beijing seek to sell warship to China. China to audit army expenditure. Sheng Xuanhuai and his land property. Japanese and Russian troops in Manchuria.


date: 1910-12-31
page: 2
column: c-d
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802890
trove_id: 26802890
description:
Beijing news/ Beijing to set up a military university. Salary to be deducted for government officials in Beijing. The men appointed to revise Chinese constitution. Preparation for the organisation of cabinet. Li Mutao proposes to set up an international press agency in Beijing. Progress of pigtail cut in China. Chinese government reorganises tax collection system. Duan Fang might be rehabilitated.


date: 1910-12-31
page: 3
column: a-b
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/26802889
trove_id: 26802889
description:
Guangdong news/ Gentry of Xinhui county Lu Zuhuang donates to Chinese naval building. French ambassador seeks to station their troops in Nanning, capital of Guangxi province. Foreign missionary in Nanxiong and local security. Banditry in Shunde county. Feud and clan fighting in Nanhai county. Social response in Guangzhou to the ban on gambling. 


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: a
title: Letter to the Earl of Tao
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
Petition to lift the ban on political parties, particularly concerning Kang and Liang's reform party. 


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Imperial edicts
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
Imperial edicts for meetings with generals, appointments, proposal of parliament system, restructure of officialdom, etc.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: c
title: Miscellaneous news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
The cost for building the parliament house; final draft for proposal of parliament system; laws concerning newspaper censorship; Her Majesty urged the implementation of constitution; someone intended to shoot Prince Qin, but didn't succeed;  renaming government departments; building road.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: c
title: The lifting of ban on political parties
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
The Cabinet member, Luo Jie, suggested that the lifting of ban on political party to be included into the meeting agenda. 


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: c
title: Ban on opium
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
Parliament discussion about which year to ban the import of opium, smoking opium, and planting opium.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Question about cutting queue
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
The Cabinet discussion about cutting queue and changing Qing style dress;   students, officialdom and polices already cut their pigtails before the ban was lifted; cutting queue and changing dress would be officially practised from next year.    


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: d
title: Question about taking back Macao
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
Government discussion about whether Macao could be taken back from Portugal which was then in political turmoil.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: d
title: Policy concerning the protection of huaqiao (overseas Chinese)
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
The Ministry of Foreign Affair noted that overseas Chinese were ill treated in countries like Vietman, Australia and others, urging that the government should do something to ensure that overseas Chinese were treated equally.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 2
column: d
title: A legal case concerning a Japanese called Mitatsumaru smuggled guns remains unsettled
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091589
trove_id: 24091589
description:
A legal case concerning a Japanese called Mitatsumaru smuggled guns to supply Chinese political rebels remains unsettled.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 3
column: a
title: Special cable news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091588
trove_id: 24091588
description:
The Cabinet was given authority to revise the proposal for constitution and  organisational structure of the Cabinet; then tension between China and Japan concerned people; the Beijing government rejects the Cabinet's proposal for cutting queue; loans for building Nanman railway. 


date: 1911-01-07
page: 3
column: a
title: Persia crisis
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091588
trove_id: 24091588
description:
Persian minister of Foreign Affairs resigned as a result of unable to settle rebellions in its south area.  


date: 1911-01-07
page: 3
column: a
title: Survey on the number of people enter America
source: Canada
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091588
trove_id: 24091588
description:
According American survey in 1910, there were one million and one hundred thousand people entering the country.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Japan's diplomatic difficulties
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091588
trove_id: 24091588
description:
After Japan colonised Korea, it intended to cancel all the treaties Korean signed with other countries, including the British. If this goes through, the British threatened to break its coalition with Japan.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 3
column: b-c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091588
trove_id: 24091588
description:
Compulsory education will be started in Beijing; restrictions on employing foreign teachers; whether the Cabinet house should be continued; her Majesty didn't intervene the restructure of imperial system; the Ministry of Industry and Commerce will establish banks; Cen Yunjie will be conferred as the new Governor of Northeast China; in Japanese primary school geography textbook, Northeast China was included into Japan's territory.   


date: 1911-01-07
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091588
trove_id: 24091588
description:
The plan to connect Yuehan road with Guangjiu road; Portuguguese diplomat reluctant to pay full responsibility relating to the casualties in Hengbing caused by its gunboat; Guangdong's new Governor, Zhang Minqi, again proposed to borrow money to build roads; plan to install cables in every important military spots in Guangdong; the new manager of Guangdong Road Company cabled to inform when he would be back to Guangdong; tariff-free seemed to become possible in Hong Kong; frequent robberies along the East River area, Zheng Sanxin's home was robbed; another robbery in Xinning; the Governor of Guangdong, Zhang Minqi's platform about new government system.          


date: 1911-01-07
page: 3
column: d
title: Commentary
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091588
trove_id: 24091588
description:
The cabinet was busy dealing with many issues faced by China, such as Macao question, ban opium, etc.; the critical interactions between the Cabinet and the Department of Defence; the Cabinet extended one meeting day to discuss other unresolved agenda.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 6
column: a
title: Public notice from the Society of Comrade, Beijing
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091593
trove_id: 24091593
description:
Reply why the petition representive group dissolved; the purposes and functions of the Society of Comrades; try to participate and oversee the formation of parliament, and other government institutions; issues concerning establishing a political party. 


date: 1911-01-07
page: 6
column: a-b
title: North America correspondence
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091593
trove_id: 24091593
description:
The Chinese (huaqiao) in New York welcomed Zheng Jushen who travelled around Europe to investigate their education system; Xu Liuliang who attended the international railway conference travelled to San Fransico via New York.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 6
column: b
title: Potential warfare in the East
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091593
trove_id: 24091593
description:
As one Japanese newspaper claimed that soon there would be wars either between America and Japan, or China and Japan, the British sent some gunboats to the Pacific to protect its security.  


date: 1911-01-07
page: 6
column: b
title: The end of queue
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091593
trove_id: 24091593
description:
Hong Kong's celebration of cutting queue; many people in the Department of Navy joined cutting queue; huaqiao (overseas Chinese) in one state, Lao (ppp) in America followed cutting queue.


date: 1911-01-07
page: 7
column: a
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091592
trove_id: 24091592
description:
The Commonwealth government released a new legislation to ban opium; the survey on the numbers of naturalisation in Australia; Hanyang steel sells well in Australia; the Minister of Australia Defence requested to establish a Navy College before the British military commander finishes his  survey on Australia's national defence; the jurisdiction of Nortern Territory is now transferred from South Australia to the Commonwealth; the numbers of money notes produced by the Commonwealth; Australia implements compulsory military service law; aboriginal crown coronation taking place in Bortmin in NSW ; Murder or suicide in Glanviwlle in South Australia; an American sugar industrialist visited Sydney, warning Australia to keep eyes on Japan which might invade Australia's north.   


date: 1911-01-07
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Memorandum of China's national defence
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091595
trove_id: 24091595
description:
Funds for establishing the Navy base; announcement concerning establishing a Navy; the Cabinet proved budget proposal; the cost of establishing a Navy; the Cabinet proposed to cut budgets for two armies; the divisions of the Army and Navy; new Chinese graduates from Japan's Navy College.   


date: 1911-01-07
page: 8
column: b
title: The opening ceremony of Guangjiu Railway
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091595
trove_id: 24091595
description:
Details about the opening ceremony of Guangjiu Railway, Chen Fenci acted as the chairperson; the high-level officials of Hong Kong, Li Shuiti and Wei Yintang attended the ceremony, sitting next to other foreign diplomats, and local officials.   


date: 1911-01-07
page: 8
column: b-c
title: The legal case of Zheng Yi mining affair
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091595
trove_id: 24091595
description:
Zheng Yi was charged for privately contracting Kaiping coal mines of Qinhuang Island with the British, as this may consequently lose China's control of the island. 


date: 1911-01-07
page: 8
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091595
trove_id: 24091595
title:
Reply from the Department of Budget/Finance (?) and the the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the military commander of Northeastern China  

description:
Though agreed with the previous Governor of Shandong, Xi Lang's proposal to loan money for building roads, both the Department of Budget and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs replied that they need to work out what would be the better way to loan money.  


date: 1911-01-07
page: 8
column: c
title: Warning for those who naturalised in foreign countries
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091595
trove_id: 24091595
description:
It is found that some Chinese who naturalised in another country were exploiting their privileges by violating China's laws while they were in China, and claiming that they were not under China's judisdiction. Those Chinese were warned not to enter China, or obey China's laws.     


date: 1911-01-14
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Editorial
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091597
trove_id: 24091597
description:
Editorial puts forth the argument that it is now good timing to have political party system in China.


date: 1911-01-14
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Imperial edicts
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091597
trove_id: 24091597
description:
Zhang Renjie replaced Cheng Wenbing, who passed away, as the military commander of the Yangtze River; His Majesty's appreciation for Cheng Wenbing's contribution for the county. 


date: 1911-01-14
page: 2
column: c
title: Please look at how badly huaqiao (overseas Chinese) are treated in America
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091597
trove_id: 24091597
description:
Chinese now enter San Fransico are forced to go through a humiliated medical check to see if they have any hookworm-related disease. The committed of the Chinese Masonic Association, including Xu Bienfen, Li Baoshen, Huang Shanghu, Tang Rui sent a cable to ask Chinese commissioner to protect their welfare. 


date: 1911-01-14
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Japan correspondence
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091597
trove_id: 24091597
description:
Prince Li will be visiting Tokyo; the end of gunboat, called Zhenuoan; discussion about whether a Japanese bank should be established or not; one governement-funded Chinese student, Mr Wang, was charged in Tokyo for unable to pay back his loans. 


date: 1911-01-14
page: 3
column: a
title: Special cable news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091596
trove_id: 24091596
description:
A suggestion that to totally prevent imported opium, the government should have another meeting with India; an international anti-opium conference will be held in Hague, Holand; fire in New York's Chinatown.    


date: 1911-01-14
page: 3
column: a
title: Japan and the Philippines
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091596
trove_id: 24091596
description:
According to a Filipino surveyor, Japan is intended to take over Manila before 1915 when it starts a war with America.


date: 1911-01-14
page: 3
column: a
title: Crown coronation for the British King and a British colonies meeting
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091596
trove_id: 24091596
description:
A meeting with British's colonies will be hosted by the then Prime Minister. This meeting coincides with the crown coronation for the British King. 


date: 1911-01-14
page: 3
column: a
title: Political situation in Persia
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091596
trove_id: 24091596
description:
The Cabinet members resigned as a result of rebellions in the South and proposal of a federation system.


date: 1911-01-14
page: 3
column: b
title: The end of queue
source: Singapore
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091596
trove_id: 24091596
description:
Cutting queue becomes common among the Chinese in Singapore; celebration rituals for cutting queue; Huang Juntian from Ninyang House suggests that one should have freedom to decide whether to keep his traditional dress or not as long as it is made in China.   


date: 1911-01-14
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091596
trove_id: 24091596
description:
Earl Xun prepares the report on the military, financial, eduactional systems of other countries based on his two overseas inspection trips; Earl Ze and Earl Lun are serious about their task of revising the constitution; discussion about whether the Department of National Defense should be incoporated into the Cabinet; anger with German's attempt to occupy a mountain in Shendong; Hubei military commander, Zhang biao, and others are bestowed star medals from the Japanese Royal; Jiangbei is suffered from serious flood.


date: 1911-01-14
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091596
trove_id: 24091596
description:
The govonor of Guangdong, Zhang Minqi, requested Wei Jingtong to transfer Zhu Xinmo and Jiang Jiyi to Guangdong; taxs on license tag bring in two hundred million dollars for the government; the Army submits its last-year budget report; survey on Guangdong's port cities; sending college graduates to improve the level of eneineering project teams; severe robberies in Shundei; last year's annual report for the company of Guangdong Roads just began to process.     


date: 1911-01-14
page: 6
column: a
title: Beijing correspondence
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091601
trove_id: 24091601
description:
The progress relating to the production of new money coins and notes in Beijing Mint; problems relating to the employee selection system of the Department of Mint; an example of one poorly qualified Hubei Mint manager.   


date: 1911-01-14
page: 6
column: a-b
title: A supplementary of the Cabinet interpellation
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091601
trove_id: 24091601
description:
Chen Yinzhou interpellates the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the issue concerning Northeastern China's territorial integrity. 


date: 1911-01-14
page: 6
column: b
title: Zhang Renjun's talented staff
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091601
trove_id: 24091601
description:
It is suggested that Zhang Renjun, the military commander of Jiangsu, has his talent, Yu Hefu took charge of all the government letters and proposals.  


date: 1911-01-14
page: 6
column: b
title: Russian diplomat asked for clarification of border issue
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091601
trove_id: 24091601
description:
Two Chinese officials, Zhou Jialai and Hu Cao, will set a meeting to discuss the border issue (the border of Heilong-jian province) with Russian diplomat.    


date: 1911-01-14
page: 6
column: b
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091601
trove_id: 24091601
description:
The Legislative Department made profits out of fees it charged for each procedure to attend its examination, obtain results, and issue certificate.   


date: 1911-01-14
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091600
trove_id: 24091600
description:
The first semester exam result of Sydney Zhonghui School; the number of migration to NSW in 1910; Australia's new naval vessels; French naval vessel arrived in Sydney; the Federation officials attended the British crown coronation; a tragedy happened in the Manly beach; the number of visitors to Sydney National Gallery; increasing number of European migrated to Australia; a priest spoke about treating non-white people equally in spite of the White Australia policy; glambling problems among the Chinese; South Island exported bananas; floods in Queensland.   


date: 1911-01-14
page: 7
column: b-c
title: A notice to urge for donation to relief floods in Jiangsu and Anhui
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091600
trove_id: 24091600
description:
A letter from New Zealand's Chinese diplomat, Huang Rongliang, to urge for donation to relief the damages caused by the floods in Jiangsu and Anhui, as well as thank  you people's donation (including those from Westerners).


date: 1911-01-14
page: 7
column: c
title: Reply to New Zealand Chinese embassy
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091600
trove_id: 24091600
description:
The translation of New Zealand's Factories Amendment Act, 1910 send by Chinese embassy will be published in next issue.


date: 1911-01-14
page: 7
column: c
title: Issues concerning the ban of political party
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091600
trove_id: 24091600
description:
Sun Hongyi wrote to the branches of the Society of Comrade in each state to ask them to send him petitions, and financial support to cover the inccured cost.


date: 1911-01-14
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Letter from a reader, Yao You
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091603
trove_id: 24091603
description:
Continue from last issue. Yao You wrote to justify why Chinese should not change their traditional dress, reasons such as it would reduce the income from the clothing material industry, and that it might lose the cultural meaning attached to the very way of dressing.  


date: 1911-01-14
page: 8
column: b-c
title: The Society of Chinese National Anti-opium
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091603
trove_id: 24091603
description:
Ho Jiaqi gathered the Cabinet members and other intellectuals and getlemen to discuss anti-opium related issues. Yu Banghua acted as the chairperson; Ho Jiaqi explained the purposes of this meeting; Ding Yihua, the representative of the Society of International Improvement, gave a speech to urge Chinese to pursue anti-opium; Qian Weiji also delivered a speech. People like Lin Bingzhang, Zhou Zhenlin, Wu Menglan, Gao Lingxiao, Chen Dengshen, Jiang Luzeng expressed their opinions. Lin Bingzhang, Chen Qingzheng, Zao Xianzeng, Hu Jiaqi, and Qi Shukai were proposed to draft the proposal.     


date: 1911-01-14
page: 8
column: c
title: Guangdong congressmen objected to ban gambling
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091603
trove_id: 24091603
description:
Lu Lanqin wrote to the press about the urgency of banninng gambling in the face of Guangdong congressmen's reluctance to take any action.  


date: 1911-01-21
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Editorial
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091605
trove_id: 24091605
description:
Issues concerning recruit Liang Qichao and Kang Youwei as government officials in conjunction with the discussion of the lifting of the ban on political party.


date: 1911-01-21
page: 2
column: b-c
title: The Cabinet member, Fan Huan, proposed to lift the ban on political party
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091605
trove_id: 24091605
description:
Fan Huan argues that the lifting of the ban on political party will help to shed lights on the previous empror and others' insight  for reform.


date: 1911-01-21
page: 2
column: c
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091605
trove_id: 24091605
title:
The Cabinet's plea for an amnesty of the political prisoners and exiles associated with the reform movement

description:
The Cabinet proposes to amnesty those political prisoners and exiles associated with the reform movement. 


date: 1911-01-21
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Imperial edicts
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091605
trove_id: 24091605
description:
Earl Dai Tao revealed the bribe committed by the General commander of Jiangbei, Lei Zhenchun; the empror didn't allow the minister of the Department of National Defense, Yi Kuan, to quit his position; Lei Zhenchun  was fired for committing bride; Duan Qirui is confered the position of the General commander of Jiangbei; Wei Minxun is confered the position of Hebei's custom officer; the death of two officials.  


date: 1911-01-21
page: 2
column: d
title: Important news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091605
trove_id: 24091605
description:
A Cabinet member's proposal to cut some government institutions; Earl Xun proposed to transfer the Summer Palace's fund for the use of the Navy; Earl Lun invites the Cabinet members to get involved in the development of the Constitution; the Minitry of Foreign Affairs cabled the Chinese ambassador in Britain, Liu Yuling, to seek to cancel the treaty signed with the British with reagrd to the ban on opium; the National News was  punished to stop operation for a week as a result of slandering the Imperial government; the Parliament reprensentatives of three provinecs, Fengtian, Hunan and Fujian plea for shortening the duration of the Parliament; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs intended to ransom Weihaiwei from the British; more problems for settling down the case of loan for buiding roads; the Chinese ambassador in Britain, Liu Yuling will present the proposal to the British; a high-level official, Tang Shaoyi, might be seeking for transferring to Fujian or Shandong; a proposal to restructure the Department of Transportation by having one prime minister and one vice minister: Tang Shaoyi, Shen Yunpei, and Liang Shiyi are potential candidates.           


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: a
title: Special cable news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
The coalition between China and America might not be able to achieve and more rumors about China might develop coalition with Germany; cutting pigtail will be carried out among the Chinese in San Fransico as a result of the advocation by the previous Chinese embassador, Wu Tingfang; the floods in Jiangsu and Anhui caused serious famine; the lung disease in Habing, Manzhou caused many death.


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: a
title: Weakness of French Navy
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
One committee member of French Navy argued that the expanses for building navy vessels should be re-arranged. 


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: a
title: Notes on the Crown coronation for the British King
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
Japan sent representatives to attend the British King's crown coronation; the performance to celebrate the crown coronation. 


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: b
title: Strike tide in Protugal
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
Railway workers and shopkeepers striked to shorten working hours and increase their pay; they returned to work after the government agreed to partially accept their request.  


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: b
title: Poor Taiwanese
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
Japan discourages the establishment of secondary schools in Taiwan because it woories higher education may somehow encourage Taiwanese's Chinese identity.


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: b
title: Issues relating to the ban on political party
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
Shandong official Sun Baochi plea the government to lift the ban on political party; a high-level official, Zhao Xi, also plea to lift the ban on political party and recruit the talent into the government; the Cabinet's propsal to lift the ban on political party and amnesty the political prisoners and exiles is under scrutiny; the Cabinet member, Wang Rongbao proposes to wipe out the unjust charge of the Six Gentlemen involved in the reform movement; issues concerning the ban on political aprty and cutting queue will soon be discussed.   


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: c
title: Issues concerning cutting queue
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
Many sectors of Chinese, including students, police, army and etc. began to cut off their queue, whereas some officials, such as Prince Qin, strongly rejected the idea; a national policy on this matter remained unsettled.


date: 1911-01-21
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Brief translation of New Zealand's Factories Amendment Act, 1910
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091604
trove_id: 24091604
description:
Factories amendments include that the owner needs to has a dairy to document his/her factory details such employees, and shareholder ect. for government to check; regulations specifically for laundry. The Chinese diplomat in New Zealand noted that these regualtions would have negative impacts for Chinese laundrymen. Although he and other local Chinese had tried to negoitate with the local government, they failed to make any significant changes. 


date: 1911-01-21
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Announcement from the Society of Comrade, Beijing
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091609
trove_id: 24091609
description:
Four tasks which the Scoiety of Comrades work on, including push the establishment of new Cabinet; participate in the drafting of the Constitution; plea to lift the ban on political party; educate Chinese people the knowledge of constitutional system. 


date: 1911-01-21
page: 6
column: b
title: Preparation for the visit of German Prince
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091609
trove_id: 24091609
description:
Preparation to make the German Prince feel welcomed in his visit in China, including having one official, Feng Yuqian, who used to work in Chinese embassy in Germany to look after the whole reception affair.  


date: 1911-01-21
page: 6
column: b
title: The unstable situation regarding the Northern and Southern governors
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091609
trove_id: 24091609
description:
Concern about the fact that the ministers of Nanyang and Beiyang were being unsupportive of the Beijing government's political reforms. 


date: 1911-01-21
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091608
trove_id: 24091608
description:
Ships brought a few thousand of Japanese to New Caledonia island. The local French newspaper called it 'Asian invasion'. Because this island is close to Asutralia, it also generates fears; a comparison of the numbers of shipping in Sydney in 1909 and 1910; two Chinese found in a Japanese ship to Melbourne were criticised for breaking up other Chinese attempts to boycott Japan; apart from Victorian governor, other state's governor not yet confirm whether they will attend the British King's crown coronation; White Australia policy is now extended to exclude Asians from employed in pearl industry; Sydney gas workers strike because one worker was fired; Australia plans to organise a team to research the South Pole; Australia weclomes European immigrants; a steamship was sent to Hong Kong; one manager of Gibbs & Bright company passed away.     


date: 1911-01-21
page: 7
column: b
title: A plea for the people who suffer from Jiangsu and Anhui's famines
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091608
trove_id: 24091608
description:
The Chinese ambassador in New Zealand, Huang Zicheng, sent donation notice to ask for support to help the people who suffer from the famines in Jiangsu and Anhui.  


date: 1911-01-21
page: 7
column: b-c
title: A thank you letter from the previous embassador, Liang Langxun
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091608
trove_id: 24091608
description:
A letter from Liang Lanxun before his departure to thank people in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Townsvile, Perth, and Portman. 


date: 1911-01-21
page: 8
column: a
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091611
trove_id: 24091611
description:
Fighting over the position of Prime Minister in the cabinet; the imperial court's spending on stage uniforms; the Imperial China's three-year budget; time for the completion of the Constitution; qurrels among senior navy officers over the establishment of a special navy department; expand military factories in Hubei, Guangdong and Shanghai; Minister of Privy Council discussed with Chinese ambassodor Lu Zhengxiang to the Netherlands about China's proposals for the Peace Conference held in the Hague; an proposal for Tibetan administration; Chinese diplomats' way of diplomacy; complaints from foreign diplomats about Tang Shaochuan, a high imperial official.


date: 1911-01-21
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091611
trove_id: 24091611
description:
Preparation for the wire installation in Guangdong; the life of Chinese in Macao only worth one thousand foreign dollars; five Americans came to Guangdong investigate the school system; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded five caluses regarding emigration of Chinese labours; festival in Foshan; four cabinet members, including Liu Mianqin, Chui Zhen, Wen Weiren, and Huang Yougong, suspected to encourage gambling might visit Beijing.  


date: 1911-01-21
page: 8
column: c
title: Women only
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091611
trove_id: 24091611
description:
There exists a female-ruled tribe in a place called Peisi in Russia; there exists a women's only bank in Britain.  


date: 1911-01-28
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Editorial
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091613
trove_id: 24091613
description:
The editorial writes to encourage people to have futurist worldviews, hoping the nation, and society progress.  


date: 1911-01-28
page: 2
column: b-c
title: A supplementary of imperial edicts
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091613
trove_id: 24091613
description:
Prince Xian and Earl Dai Xun and Dai Tao are exempt from some duties; Song Yude, Lu Guangxi, He Weihan, Shi Xiaozhang, Feng Ximin, Wang Zhengfu, Wang Guanhao, Wang Zan, Xu Yuesheng, Lu Fengnian, Xiao Jialin, Huang Baochuan, Cheng Liangmou, Feng Yuzhen, Ye Deijian  were conferred governemnt positions or awarded Jinshi (a successful candidadte in the highest imperial exams);  increase salaries to those who are busy editing books during winter; the following people were awarded Juren (a successful candidate in the imperial exams at the provincial level): Quan Shu, Peng Tingheng, Zhang Hentang, Dang Yihui, Fan Rizhong, Shi Taoguan, Song Ziyong, Zhang Yiqian, Yan Duizong, PengXing, Fan Xiji, Song Banghan, Chen Fuchu, Yu Fangchuan, Yuan Huixuan, Yang Jincheng, Yi Tongyue, Zeng Chenye, Zhang Wenlin, Xiong Yimi, Sun Fen, Kong Yi, Zhou Xin, Hou Honhbin, Chen Jing, Tang Yibin, Yao Shou, Tang Shoumin, Lei ShouRong, Wei Guojun, Wang Shen, Sun Xiangzhen, Ye PeiXun, Wu Siyu, Zhang Dingxun, Zhou Yingshi, Guan Songxiu, He Haoran, Yang Yuanjun, Wen Qi, Jia Huang, Gao Zhaokui, Wu Jinzhen, Cheng Puhuang, Sun Fanyu, Chen Zongkui, Ng Kang, Li Guan, Sun Bao, Rong Juchun, Ru Peimo, Zhang Shouyu, Lu Shaowu, Bao Shuxian, Chun Rong, Wu Guanle, Jiang Linquan, Li Dezhao, Chen Kangshi, Lei BingKun, Ouyang Xin, Zhou Ninxiu, Qi Lin, Jin Shou, Li Changrun, Li Qianheng, Yang Yi, Ying Xuehuang, Chen Yaxin, Wang Zizhen, Yu Jin, Huang Yangfa, Yuan Kuifu, Wang Tianpei, Wang Tianji, Wen Run, Heng Cheng, Gui Cheng, Ye XingQin, Wang Shiyi, Feng Fu, Chang Shijie.   


date: 1911-01-28
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Beijing correspondence
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091613
trove_id: 24091613
description:
Some high-level officials such as Yin Chang and Sa Zhenbin,  had their queues cut and traditional dress changed without imperial permission which arouse some criticism for their lack of respect for the imperial laws; the official, Ka Shaochuan appears to be keen in leaving his position; the possibile future for the Society of Comrades in Beijing; rumours about one Cabinet member seeking to nominate another one as the leader of the Party.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 2
column: d
title: A preparatory meeting for the govenrment newspaper
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091613
trove_id: 24091613
description:
A preparatory meeting was organised for the government newspaper, attendants includes Lu Runsheng, Wu Xiangzhi, Hu Boping, Lin Huiting, Lu Runsheng, Wang Gunfu, Shen Likun, Xuan Hechu, etc. 


date: 1911-01-28
page: 2
column: d
title: Epidemic in northeastern China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091613
trove_id: 24091613
description:
Epidemic in northeastern China has claimed much casualties. Russian and Chinese authorities work together to deal with this matter.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 3
column: a
title: A special memorial to the Emperor
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091612
trove_id: 24091612
description:
Zi Zheng Yuan (State Council) prepared a special memorial to the Emperor about the responsible cabinet and the Emperor's office.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 3
column: a
title: The population of Austria
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091612
trove_id: 24091612
description:
The population of Austria has increased to more than 2 million, and become one of the then large cities with a population over 2 million.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Sentence of the premeditated murderer of the Japanese King
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091612
trove_id: 24091612
description:
The premeditated murderers of the Japanese King, who were leaders of the Japanese Anarchic Party have been sentenced to death.  Details of the Party's history is also revealed.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 3
column: b
title: The number of British migrants to other countries
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091612
trove_id: 24091612
description:
The number of British migrants to other countries such as Canada, South Africa and America has increased.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 3
column: b-c
title: Beijing News
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091612
trove_id: 24091612
description:
The acting emperor worried with tears about the fate of the three northeastern provinces of China; Shangdong province is suffering with heavy debts; China is negotiating with foreign delegates from six countries about China's borrowing their capital to build a navy shipyard; No chinese businessmen in Yi country; China's army is planning to have its regulations about cavalry; The army resend its students to study in Japan; Conflicts between the Min (Fujian) and Yue (Guangdong) navies; Unsucessful assassin of Chinese ambassador Zhang Yintang to America due to his appeal to the Emperor for preparing a constitution and his attending the century anniversary in Melbourne.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong News
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091612
trove_id: 24091612
description:
Guangdong's finance is deficit; An imperial educational inspector visited several schools and praised Nanqiang Public School; a person from Fanyu county, Fujian province bought back his land from the public; provincial governor offices send people to check China's board with other nations; Defence arrangement for Macao; fights between two families; people in Fanyu county actively involved in cutting their braids.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 6
column: b
title: An association of Asian people set up in Japan
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091617
trove_id: 24091617
description:
People from various Asian nations have set up Association of Asian People in Japan. Branches also have been set up in China, India, Afghanistan and Turkey.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 6
column: b
title: Turmoil in Hankou
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091617
trove_id: 24091617
description:
Chinese people in Hankou, Hubei province fought with British and German soldiers as they learned that British and German soldiers were killing Chinese people.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091616
trove_id: 24091616
description:
The Tung Wah Times will issue a New Year supplementary with about 30 fine pictures; an Australian expediction to the South Pole was proposed; the number of British migrants to Australia; a news from Newcastle said that a Chinese grocery shop has won the competition; news from Melbourne: two Chinese men fought over illicit love, and a Chinese called Shu Ping happened to get involved and injured.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 7
column: b
title: News from New Zealand
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091616
trove_id: 24091616
description:
New Zealand Times told that Chinese consul Huang Zicheng talked about unfair treatment of Chinese workers in New Zealand by giving the case of the son of Mei Guangda.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 7
column: b
title: Lift the ban on parties
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091616
trove_id: 24091616
description:
According to the News from Wuhan, Wuhan Constitutional Association of Comrades appealed to the Cabinet for lifting the ban on parties.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Notice from the Association of Business Protection, Sydney
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091616
trove_id: 24091616
description:
The Association of Business Protection, Sydney asked for donations to people suffering from famines in Jiangsu and Anhui provinces in China.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Issues concerning ban on opium
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091618
trove_id: 24091618
description:
A letter from the Anti-opium Association of Chinese National Women to the Anti-opium Association of British, asking the latter to petition the British government to ban opium from exporting to China; a letter from the Association of Chinese National Anti-opium to the British imperial commissoner to urge the British government to ban opium export; a note against the new opium-related treaty with British from the same association. 


date: 1911-01-28
page: 8
column: b
title: The situation of cutting queue in Beijing
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091618
trove_id: 24091618
description:
Zhou Chenlin initated the establishment of the Society for Queue-cutting and Dress-preserving; the cabinet member, Lao Jiejun also joined with Zhou to have his queue cut; soliders welcomed queue-cutting; students welcomed queue cutting.


date: 1911-01-28
page: 8
column: b-c
title: The freedom of wearing official hat?
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091618
trove_id: 24091618
description:
Before officials needed to wear particular colour of hat according to the level of his position; now this principle did not seem to work when people are encouraged to purchase goverment position, or donate money for promotion.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 4
column: a-b
title: An editorial commentary on the relationship between the constitution and its people
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091625
trove_id: 24091625
description:
Comments on the relationship between the constitution and its people. Three pictures: picture of China's Consul General to Australia-Tang Entong,  picture of secretary of the China's Consulate General-Chen Ruiqing, and picture of interpreter of the China's Consulate General-Xie Deyi. 


date: 1911-02-04
page: 5
column: a-b
title: An editorial commentary on that China urgently needs a responsible cabinet
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091624
trove_id: 24091624
description:
Based on the event of the Reform Movement of 1898 (Wu Xu Bian Fa), the commentary goes that China urgently needs a responsible cabinet.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 14
column: a-b
title: Sydney Chinese Mengyang School
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091635
trove_id: 24091635
description:
The Sydney Chinese Mengyang School (Xueli Zhonghua Mengyang Xuetang) founded by Ye Binnan, Li Chun, Xian Junhao and Liang Chuang has made much progress during the last several months. Mr. Lu Junyi is in charge of teaching. A photograph of students with Mr. Lu, Mr. Ye and Mr. Xian. The school also produced a song 'thinking of my motherland' (Si Guo).


date: 1911-02-04
page: 16
column: a-b
title: Mr Nanhai's speech on the anniversary of Confucius' birthday in Singapore
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091637
trove_id: 24091637
description:
Mr Nanhai made a speech on the anniversary of Confucius birthday. A photograph of Confucius' temple.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 16
column: b
title: Four chapters from the Song of Sage
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091637
trove_id: 24091637
description:
Chen Huanzhang wrote the Song of Sage. He created Chuangjiaohui (Society of Promoting Education) in Yanzhou (ppp) and America.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 17
column: a-b
title: Parliament petition representatives appealed to Regent
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091636
trove_id: 24091636
description:
Parliament petition representatives appealed to Regent for saving China from poverty and risk of foreign invasion. These representatives include Sun Hongyi, Li Changsheng, Qiao Zhaner, Wen Yao, Yao Wenxu, Shen Maozhao, Yu Dehang, Lu Naixiang, Wu Xianzi, Tang Juetun etc.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 18
column: a-b
title: British policy on Tibet
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091639
trove_id: 24091639
description:
Western newspapers on British policy on Tibet. A photograph of Military Information Chief Lang Beile (ppp).


date: 1911-02-04
page: 20
column: a-b
title: Mr Feng Ru invented an aeroboat and radio
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091641
trove_id: 24091641
description:
Mr Feng Ru from Guangdong province invented an aeroboat and radio. A photograph of Mr Feng Ru with his invented aeroboat.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 22
column: a-b
title: Ministry of Communication proposed to have a regulation on foreign debt
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091643
trove_id: 24091643
description:
Ministry of Communication proposed to have a regulation on foreign debt. A photograph fo Kowloon Station of the Guangzhou-Kowloon Railway.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 23-28
column: a-b
title: On autonomy of a province
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091642
trove_id: 24091642
description:
This is a long article about the autonomy of a province. It focuses on Guangdong province by comparison with other provinces in both China and abroad. Photographies include: Luohu station of the Guang-Kowloon Railway, military consultancy chief-Tao Beile (nnn), a street map of the capital of Guangdong province, Siam's  (Thailand) new king, German prince and his wife, and the military band of Yue Mae (you mei) School in Mexico.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 28
column: b
title: The invention of new electric vehiles
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091649
trove_id: 24091649
description:
A source from New York said that a new kind of electric vehiles were invented and were in use in New York.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 28
column: b
title: The Luck of the poet and two artists
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091649
trove_id: 24091649
description:
Artists Wu Guren and Wu Lanxue and the poet Zhu Yeyun were offered memorial ceremonies by their hometown people on their birthday anniversary.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 30-32
column: whole page
title: List of organisations and persons celebrating the Chinese New Year
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091651
trove_id: 24091651
description:
Organisations (names in Chinese character also available) include: 'Tung Wah Times',Sydney, NSW Chinese Merchants Society, Chinese-Empire Reform Association, Kwong Wing Chong  & Co. Sydney, Kock Yick & Co. Melbourne, Lum Hoe Sydney, On Chong & Co. Sydney, Sun Kwong Hing & Co. Sydney, Wing Wah & Co. sydney, fong Lee Jang & Co. Sydney, Quan Lee & Co. Sydney, Quong Hing Chong & Co. Sydney, Sun Soy Wah & Co. Sydney, Yuen Tiy Tong Kee Sydney, Wing Wah Hing & Co. Sydney, Lung Hung Low Sydney, War Hing & Co. Sydney, Sun Kwong Tiy War & Co. sydney, Moon Hong Jam & Co. Sydney, Kwong War Chong & Co. Sydney, Goon Lee Shing & Co. Sydney, ON Yik & Lee Sydney, S.C.S. Dockson & Co. Sydney, Kwong Sang Loong & Co. sydney, Tiy Loy & Co. Sydney, Ung Hing & Co. sydney, King Young Sydney, Kum Sing & Co. Sydney, Sun Hing Jang & Co. Sydney, Gee Ick & Co. Sydney, Ping Fong sydnye, Sun Kee Sydney, Wing  Yuen & Co. Sydney, Wing Tiy & Co. Sydney, Yee Sang Sing Sydney, Hie Lee & Co. Sydney,  Wing On & Co. Sydney, Hop lee & Co. Sydney, Wing Sang & Co. Sydney, Tiy Sang & Co. Sydney, Shiu Fung & Co. Sydney, Lee Sang & Co. Sydney, S. Leong Bong, Zetland Sydney, Leong Sing Kee Sydney, Quen Wah Chong Sydney, Sum Chong Jack & Co. Gongolgon, N.S.W., and W. Youk Sydney. Persons (names in Chinese character also available) from Sydney include: Peng Shuwen, Yu Mingli, He Yinting, He Yaoyuan, Huang Xifang, Huang Ruqin, Ye Peisheng, Cheng Zhuchen, Luo Hongshe, Guan Zhuobo, Liang Yanfan, Cai Xing, Guo Biao, Cai Chuang, Li Chun, Lin Dasan, Zhao Xianjin, Cai Binyao, Ye Binnan, Sun Tengfang, Sun Pinguang, Chen Jiali, Zheng Fanchuang, Huang Zaixing, Wu Yangshou, Ye Yinglian, Liu Zhiting, Ye Tonggui, Xian Junhao, Chen Lin, Zhu Xianghui, Chen Bangrong, Zhan Fu, Jian Zhangrui, Fang Zesheng, Tang Dirong, Cao Rongmei, Lu Jingnan, Hong Anzhan, Zhang Jifan, Wang rongfu, Liu Panshi and Cai Rong.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 33
column: a-b
title: Russia proposed extending its military bases in Far East
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091652
trove_id: 24091652
description:
A Russian high military official proposed extending its military bases in Far East (in particular in China).


date: 1911-02-04
page: 33
column: a
title: Photograph of Mr Mai Xixiang
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091652
trove_id: 24091652
description:
Mr Mai Xixiang was born and educated in Australia, but then went to Mei Libing (Philippines?) (nnn).


date: 1911-02-04
page: 37
column: whole page
title: List of organisations and persons celebrating the Chinese New Year
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091656
trove_id: 24091656
description:
Organisations (also available in Chinese characters) include: Kwong Hing, Inverell, N.S.W., G. Shrimpton & Son, G.S. Yuill & Co. Agents E. & A. Co. Ltd. Sydney, Nord-Deutscher Lloyd Steamship Co. Australia, Burns, Philip & Co. Ltd. Agents Nipton Yusen Kaisha, C. D. raymond, China Navigation Co. Ltd. Sydney, W. Nicholls, E & A Co. Ltd. Sydney, Oscar Plate Manager, Nord-Deutscher Lloyd Steamship Co. Sydney, A. forsyth, Manager Burns Philip & Co. Ltd. Dalgety & Co. Ltd. Kent Street, Sydney, Capt. S. G. Green, Marine Superintendent E. & A. Co. Ltd. Sydney, C. D. Frost, Nord-Deutscher Lloyd Stemship Co. Sydney, Arthur G. Baxter, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ford Adams & Co., Harbottle, Allsop & Co., DeMestre Palce Sydney, Hong Kong Branch, Japanese Ship Company, Dr Williams Medicine Co. Ltd. dalley Street, Curcier, Adet & Co. (Buchanan's  Whisky), Mick Simmons, haymarket, Hill, Clark and Co. O'Connel Street, Sydney, James Sanly & Co.. Persons (also available in Chinese characters) include: Ma Kuanqi, Li Yu, Ma Mingxi, Huang Jingguang, Tang Huili, Lin Zhaobang, Zhou Fengzheng and Tang Li.


date: 1911-02-04
page: 38
column: half
title: List of organisations and persons to wish everyone happy new year
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091659
trove_id: 24091659
description:
Orgainsations include: W. Warley & Co., Glen Innes, N.S.W; Fong Lee & Co., Wellington, N.S.W.; Sam Kee, Hop Sing, Tingha, N.S.W; Sun Hi Loy, Demiliquin, N.S.W.; G. Chew Lee & Co., Sydney; Kwong Sang War, Glen Innes, N.S.W.; Go Bo Bros, Sydney; Kwong Wah Yin & Co., Ltd., Brisbane, Queensland; Sam War, Sydney; Sun Hang Lee, Waterloo, Sydney; Jueyow & Sons, Brisbane, Queensland; Hook On & Co., Brisbane, Queensland; Go Kee, Sydney; People include: Charles Young (Huang Yang Sin), Sydney; Sun Shuyuan, Tingha; Zheng Rujun, Glen Innes; Chen Sanluo, Glen Innes; Zhu Haoquan, Glen Innes; Yang Xuhao, Demliquin; Huang Huannan, Glen Innes; He Dongneng, Glen Innes; Cai Yinhu, Glen Innes; Huang Futao, Glen Innes; Deng Weixi, Sydney; Cai Yu, Sydeny; Chen Zanhui, Sydney; Li  Yongyuan, Glen Innes; Huang Yongchun, Glen Innes; Huang Rongjiang, Glen Innes.        


date: 1911-02-04
page: 39
column: a-b
title: A brief introduction to the new bureaucratic establishment
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091658
trove_id: 24091658
description:
According to Beijing sources,  a new draft about the introduction of a new bureaucratic establishment was under preparation.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 2
column: c
title: Important news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091670
trove_id: 24091670
description:
According to Beijing news, Sun Hongyi and others met together to discuss the establishment of the Imperial United Party.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 2
column: c
title: Business stopped in Harbin
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091670
trove_id: 24091670
description:
According to Beijing sources, business in Harbin were temporarily closed for examination of epidemic.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Three million people appealed on the epidemic
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091669
trove_id: 24091669
description:
Three million people appealed to the government due to more than 8 thousand people death from the epidemic.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 3
column: b
title: The issue of the Party's ban
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091669
trove_id: 24091669
description:
Mr Wen and Xiao appealed to the Regent for the lift of the party's ban. Yuan Sikai sent someone to Beijing to ask the Regent to keep the party's ban. Tao Beile appealed to the Regent for the lift of the party's ban. The state council asked to relieve those reformers.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091669
trove_id: 24091669
description:
The corruption of overman Zhang; reduction and abolishment of eunuch; women from aristocratic families had a meeting to propose abolishment of concubine system; the Constitution Library is compiling a constitutional reference book; the State Council's new building; the abolishment of treaties signed during the Opium Wars; the Qing government announced to the international organisation in Hague that the Qing government was an constitutional government; students Wang Ji and Tang Geng travelled around the world.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091669
trove_id: 24091669
description:
Governor Zhang inspected Guangdong; Governor Zhang appointed new secretaries of the governor's office. Governor Zhang officially started his office; congradulation to newly-appointed Governor Zhang; new director of Guangdong transportation bureau was designing his plan; gambler Su was arrested; 25 members of the provincial parliament asked for resign;  officials from the Department of Studies came to ask Guangdong for its debt to the Department.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Yang Du asked for using Liang Qichao's ideas
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091674
trove_id: 24091674
description:
Yang Du, an official from the Constitution Compiling House appealed to the Emperor for allowing to use Liang Qichao's ideas.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 6
column: b
title: The Constitutional cabinet
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091674
trove_id: 24091674
description:
According to Beijing news that the Constitution and election will be announced in the 4th year of Xuantong. It is said that the parliament will have its meeting every five years and the Constitutional cabinet will be appointed every seven years.


date: 1911-02-18
page: 7
column: a
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091673
trove_id: 24091673
description:
A celebration was held for the Emperor's birthday; Ship Jiyishidun (nnn) was out of risk; some Japaneses had an expedition to the South Pole; Australian Youth Organisation planned to send 30 youths to travel around the world; Geba (ppp) area was flooded; ban of opium in Australia; overseas-Chinese business organisations in South Australia celebrated Chinese New Year; new facilities on German ships.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 2
column: a-c
title: Civil officials in Henan appealed for the lift of the party's ban
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091678
trove_id: 24091678
description:
Some civil officials in Henan province appealed to lift the ban on the books by Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao and others.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 2
column: d
title: The end of pigtails
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091678
trove_id: 24091678
description:
According to Beijing news, people from those newspaper offices started to cut their pigtails;  In Foshan, Guangdong, some people also cut their pigtails; In Shanghai, a pigtail cutting meeting was held; In Beijing, more and more people cut their pigtails though protest happened.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 2
column: d
title: The decline of Hanlin Academy
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091678
trove_id: 24091678
description:
Due to the introduction of new contitution and regulations, Hanlin Academy confronted its end of days.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: a
title: China-Russia negoitation
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
Russian troops occupied Yili (ppp) in China; Russian diplomat declared war against China; a commentary on a potential revolution within China as a reaction to the war; only the British prime minister and diplomat cared commenting on Russia's violation against international laws on this war fare; Russia sent troops to China; the British people showed sympothy for China and that America might try to intervene to prevent the war; an official letter from China in replying to Russia which argued that although Russia has right to set an embassy in Yili (ppp), it has no right in relation to free trade.    


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: b
title: American president paid attention to droughts in China
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
American president Dafu (nnn) issued a notice to encourage donation to relieve China's drought problem.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: b
title: Beijing's Royal family and officidom
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
As Manchu decease might invade Beijing, the Royal family and other officials were looking into leaving Beijing. If this happens, either China or Russia would take over the city in the name of protection. 


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: b
title: Germany and Jiaozhou (ppp)
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
In Gremany parlimentary discussion, the Socialist Party advocated that Jiaozhou should be returned to China. However, the Minister of Navy disagreed with giving up this important spot.   


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: b
title: Russian policy in controlling students
source: Russia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
University students strike against the Russian government's arrest of the students involved in politics; some eight hundred students were sent to Tomsk to do army duty, other four hundred were expelled.  


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: b
title: News concerning Liang Dunyan
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
The former high-level official, Liang Songsheng, visited Havard. Liang Yonghu and Tang Guoan came with him.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: b-c
title: The Ministry of Foreign affairs pays attention to the Chinese living in Korea
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
According to the Governor of Fengtian (ppp), Xi Qinmi, there are forty-three thousand and one hundred and fifty Chinese living in the area of the Yalu River. 


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
Preparation for the visit of the German crown prince; many urgent issues confront the Ministry of foreign affairs; Tian Tong, the Nanyang overseas Chinese, took charge of finding shareholders for the newly-established bank in China; the restructuring of Dai-qing Bank; the examination guildlines for civil officials; the Northeast province is preparing to open a Navy port.   


date: 1911-02-25
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091677
trove_id: 24091677
description:
Zeng Jian advocated to establish colleges in Guangdong to attract the Nanyang Chinese to come back to study; urge to produce a map of territorial waters in the face of the French possible invansion; sending commissioners to investigate the prison system in Hong Kong; more deficit problem in Guangdong Road company; Li Boming was robbed in Shunde. 


date: 1911-02-25
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091681
trove_id: 24091681
description:
A notice from the Chinese embassy in Melbourne to urge Chinese vegetable gardeners to sanitate their garden conditions in the face of complaints made to the Royal family; a large number of people in Victoria married last year; eighteen Australian officials will attend the British crown coronation; the rapist, Duode (nnn), was sentenced 10 years for the crime he committed; a steamship with 10 illegal Chinese arrived in Brisbane, each of them was fined one hundred pounds; strikes in Melbourne; three Chinese-Australians and one Australian were caught and fined fifty pounds for smoking opium, and one Chinese was arrested for possession of opium and one Chinese seaman was fined fifty pounds for possession of opium; 1910 statistics of commerce and trade in Western Australia; flood in Victoria; and new land tax of the federal government.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 7
column: b
title: New Zealand's news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091681
trove_id: 24091681
description:
Chinese Counsulate had a birthday celebration for Chinese emperor. Attendants include New Zealand's prime minister and other senior officials.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Japanese news
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091681
trove_id: 24091681
description:
Due to a large number of Chinese in Japan, a Chinese newpaper is scheduled to be issued soon in Japan.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 7
column: c
title: The number of world post offices
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091681
trove_id: 24091681
description:
America has the largest number of post offices, Britain second, Russia much less. But Germany has the largest number of letter boxes.


date: 1911-02-25
page: 8
column: a-b
title: List of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui disasters
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091684
trove_id: 24091684
description:
Names (in Chinese) of more than donators were listed for their contributions to Jiangsu and Anhui disasters .


date: 1911-03-04
page: 2
column: c
title: Headlines
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091686
trove_id: 24091686
description:
China established diplomatic relations with Thailand; deficit of a Shanghai railway; China's board at the northeast needs more soldiers to guard; China's Department of Civil Affairs issued a notice to ban opium and gambling; foerigners shot more than ten Chinese which stimulated a ferment in Hankou; the Hankou's incident was solved and the city back to normal; and a Chinese special envoy was sent to Britain for the coronation of George V.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 2
column: c-d
title: The issue of the party's ban
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091686
trove_id: 24091686
description:
The Cabinet appealed to lift the party's ban to release Liang Qichao and army chief Tao appealed to lift the party's ban on cutting pigtails.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 2
column: d
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091686
trove_id: 24091686
description:
The issue of Xu Shichang; the corruption of railway in Beijing and the issue of Parliament member Liu Mianqin who was said to protect gambling.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 3
column: a-b
title: The dream of world peace organisation
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091685
trove_id: 24091685
description:
America proposed to have a world peace organisation. The proposal received positive response from Britain and France. But China should consider it carefully.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 3
column: b
title: America-Japanese new agreement
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091685
trove_id: 24091685
description:
America has reached a new agreement with Japan, which will stop Japan to export its labourers to America.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091685
trove_id: 24091685
description:
The issue of the resign of a senior official; the issue of lease of the three northeast provinces to foreign countries; the emperor practises calligraphy; the closing of the Adversory Department; and more money were allocated to Jiangsu and Anhui for their famine disasters.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091685
trove_id: 24091685
description:
the issue of military budget; the issue of Guangdong's levy to the Boxer Indemnity; corruption in the army in Guangdong; the arrangements for emperor's visit to Guangdong; and Dongjiang is suffering the infamous name as the place of thefts.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 6
column: b-c
title: Recent happenings in Northeast China
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091690
trove_id: 24091690
description:
Russia has sent more troops to China's boarder; and more Russian troops were found along China's boarders.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 8
column: a-b
title: An supplementary
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091692
trove_id: 24091692
description:
It is about the issue of Dongsha islands, which suffered from Japanese and other oreign countries' invasion.


date: 1911-03-04
page: 8
column: b-c
title: List of donators and a promotion for donation to in Jiangsu and Anhui
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091692
trove_id: 24091692
description:
List of donators and a promotion for donation to Jiaingsu and Anhui for their suffering from famines.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 2
column: c-d
title: The relationship between Japan and Russia and Manchu and Mogolia
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091694
trove_id: 24091694
description:
The relationship between Japan and Russia and Manchu and Mogolia is in favour of Japan and Russia as they wanted to take Manchu and Mogolia as their colonies.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 3
column: a
title: Donations by Chinese-Americans
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091693
trove_id: 24091693
description:
Donations of more than forty thousand pounds by Chinese-Americans have been sent to Beijing government for people suffering from famine in China.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091693
trove_id: 24091693
description:
One exemption from taking examinations while being promoted to higher level of official position; the power competetion in the department of transportation and communication; the Cabinet changed the budget proposal. 


date: 1911-03-11
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091693
trove_id: 24091693
description:
Details concerning how to transform the old government house into streets; the cut of one position in the Governor's House; increase literate population through the establishment of more schools; extra military defense for Qiongshan port; discussion about the military defense in the East River; hundreds of robberies in Nanshui.     


date: 1911-03-11
page: 6
column: a
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091698
trove_id: 24091698
description:
Zegong was appointed Premier and other new appointments; Governor of Yunan province asked for help to deal with the British over its boarder; both Japan and Russia used excuses to interfere northeast China; State council member quited; postpone of the national examination due to its too restrict regulations; Noble Xun would inspect Tianjin and decided to build a shipyard and have more troops; State Council will issue the election law; the Transport Department would postpone the suggestion of transport privitalisation.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 6
column: b
title: Massacre in Suzhou
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091698
trove_id: 24091698
description:
A fight happened between refugees from Xuhai and residents of Kunshan which ended a massacre of all the refugees.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 6
column: b-c
title: Some commentaries
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091698
trove_id: 24091698
description:
Tokyo news about comments on a British writer's concept of Japan; and comments on China's advisory committee.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 7
column: a-c
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091697
trove_id: 24091697
description:
The Chinese Consulate in Melbourne proposed to establish a Chinese society in Melbourne due to a large number of Chinese in Melbourne; a proposal of establishing a similar Chinese society in Sydney; Dingmeng (nnn) was appointed new governor of Australia; a western foreigner expressed his view on China after his trip to China; new regulations were issued to restrict Chinese in Brisbane; police's wrong suspicion of Chinese over opium; a German ship illeagally had ten Chinese boat people; a complicated murder case in West Australia.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 8
column: a-b
title: A selected artilce
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091700
trove_id: 24091700
description:
An article by a Chinese overseas student Li Zhen from Guoshi Bao (National Affairs) about newspapers should not ruin talents and destroy the spirit of the people.


date: 1911-03-11
page: 8
column: c-d
title: Miscellous news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091700
trove_id: 24091700
description:
A Russian invented an electric binocular; a German invented a robot; the collapse of the Egyptian new state due to its unrealistic foundation.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 2
column: b
title: Headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091702
trove_id: 24091702
description:
A replacement of governor for Sichuan; a gossip about the building of a palace in Shannxi; an official was mentally ill who tried to kill himself; new appointments were made to be in charge of the business contract department; several banks bankrupted in Beijing; China lost millions due to the epidemic in Manchu; the Chinese Department of Foreign Affairs asked for establishment of a consulate in Sumatra to protect overseas Chinese there; the building of the Regent has been completed; the Department of Civil Affairs asked for the number of population for the election; the Regent cared about the situation of Jin Chunxuan; the State Council proposed to have its own people to control the coming new departments; the British government did not ban opium in the country but ban its import only.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 3
column: a
title: A warning about the war between China and Russia
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091701
trove_id: 24091701
description:
The Chinese government issued a warning about the possibility of a war between China and Russia due to the break of their negotiation.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 3
column: b
title: Comments by members of Japanese parliament
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091701
trove_id: 24091701
description:
Several members of Japanese parliament made comments about the relationship between the Qing government and Japanese government.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091701
trove_id: 24091701
description:
The rennovation of Yanxi Palace; Zhen Beizi went to Britain for Coronation; Li Xihou went to Belgium to exercise his ambassdorism; corruption of Xu Shichang; German King's visit to China; invention of a new gun; the Japanese population in Manchu.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091701
trove_id: 24091701
description:
The Education Department gave an award to Nanqiang College for its achivements; asking for a diver; Li Qingfeng and others arrived in Guangdong; famous bandit Lu appeared again; woman bandits were arrested; foreigners illegally hired Chinese; issue of Xiangshan newspaper.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 6
column: b
title: The fourth list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091706
trove_id: 24091706
description:
The fourth list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui for their famines include Tang Dirong, Hashilin (nnn), Zidigeng (nnn), Yang Yilu, Zhong Chengbai; Luo Rongji, Chen Kongchan, Batun (nnn), Li Shi, Zeng Qixing, Chen Meixing, Zeng Ronggui, Zeng Yupan, Luo Ruilan, Xuan Tian, Huang Yiji, Jin Suiwen, Lin Sanhuan, Jiang You, Lin Lili, Zhong Mai, Yang Xi, Liu Xin, Zeng Tongjian, Chen Zhongli, Lu Yixuan. (available in Chinese characters)


date: 1911-03-18
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091705
trove_id: 24091705
description:
Plan to strengthen Australian navy; murder case of his own son in Melbourne; Japan was suspected to invade Australia.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Headlines from Shanghai Guofeng Bao
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091708
trove_id: 24091708
description:
Headlines from Shanghai Guofeng Bao (Guofeng Newspaper) include the issue of constitution; comments on the responsible cabinet; comments on bank policies, accounting regulations, selection law; budget, parties, the change of world situration over the last ten years, and the parliament system in China.


date: 1911-03-18
page: 8
column: b-d
title: The third New Zealand list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui's famines
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091708
trove_id: 24091708
description:
Chinese Counsel Huang Rongliang from New Zealand issued the thrid list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui for their famines. The list includes Ye Yingyuan, Duan Caifu(nnn), Xiang Linzhang, Dai Xiru, Shen Beiyang, Ye Xingpei, Duan Donglai(nnn), Zeng She, Shen Guixing, Cao Chuanghai, Ye Zhaojin, Ye Song, Ye Cha, Duan Wei, Chen Shao, Jiang dongjiu, Lin Caiming, Ling Zhoulin, Shen Zicai, Ye Jincheng, Zhou Wu, Zhen Guang(nnn), Li An, Su Huayue, Chen Jiao, Chen Binrong, Chen Lian, Duan Rongshe(nnn), Cao Hongjie, Zhou Shu, Cao Lin, Cao Xiang, Huang De, Luo Huodi, Zhou Huiquan, Cao Kai, Li Xing, Ge Man, Cao Ruqi (nnn), Yuan Mao, Shen Yonggui, Huang Qin, Huang Laishun, Ye Guiyou, Liu Xianggen, Li Quanxing, Luo Chunzhu, Zhang Junhu, Huang Jinpei, Su Zhi, Su Deqi, Huang Guixing, Ru Sheyan, Liu Zhang (nnn), Zhou Song, Huang Weixin, Wu Pinman, Zhong Liyuan, Zhong Jian, Zheng Guanlin (nnn), Wu Qunfang, Zhan Yingtian, Liu Yuhan, Wu Pinshao, Wu Pinxiang, Wu Pinjie, Zhong Yu, Zhou Chenjie, Gai Jincheng, Su Xinshun, Luo Juyuan, Zhou Xianzhao, Zhou Hang, Zhang Qi, Zhou Wenxie (nnn), Yan Jingping, Jiang Yi, Lin Meixing, Su Zhang, Yang Qiuzhao, Li Xinliang, Lu Mengbiao, Yang Liupo, Shen Shuihe, Cao Polin, Yang Yihua, Shen Baichang, Yang Muyuan, Yang Rongzhao, Ye Binde, Zhou Jinyou, Yang Longpei, Li Yuanying, Cao Zhi, Xie Qiushun, Long Taosha, Cao Ruihuang, Cao Xiang, Cao Sixing, Lu Shao, Liu Zhong, Zhu Mei, Xie Xin, Su Zijia, Ye Man, Zhou Gui, Luo Xuan, Yang Zicheng, Su You (nnn), Yang Wanxian, Lei Yidu, Chen Caiyong, Chen Xiangguan, Huang Chou, and Lei Jiazhan. (all available in Chinese)


date: 1911-03-18
page: 8
column: d
title: The second list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui from Guangshenghe Company
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091708
trove_id: 24091708
description:
The Guangshenghe Company issued its second list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui for their famines. The list includes Yongxingrong, Guo Manqing, Sun Shuyuan and another 50 or so persons and companies. (available in Chinese)


date: 1911-03-18
page: 8
column: d
title: Guangsheng Hehao's collections of donations to Jiangsu and Anhui's famines
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091708
trove_id: 24091708
description:
Guangsheng Hehao (a Chinese company's name) collected donations from Guo Manqing, Sun Shuyuan, Sun Huangshi, Zhen Houlai, Zhen Wang, Tan Rong, Luo Jing, Chen Kun, Lin An, Guo Miaoxiang, Zhang Yuan, Guo Songxing, Guo Shejing, Liu Zuozhou, Fang Jinyang, Liao Huaxiu, Lin Xiang, Hu Hengchen, Yu Taibang, Li Huakuan, Chen Rongbin, Lin Kang, Cai Dechang, Zhen Buda (nnn), Chen Qi, Zhen Bipin, Ma Chang, Ma Dongyang, Zhen Jiating, Zhen Xi, Tang Weili, Chen Chang, Xu Hua and other Chinese companies.


date: 1911-03-25
page: 2
column: d
title: Oveseas Koreans in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091710
trove_id: 24091710
description:
Oveaseas Koreans have to decide whether they stay in China or back to Korea after the establishment of formal diplomatic relations between Japan and Korea.


date: 1911-03-25
page: 3
column: a
title: A weak China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091709
trove_id: 24091709
description:
Chinese government asked for more tax to strengthen its military to protect internal rebellions but not to defend the country from invasion by foreigners.


date: 1911-03-25
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091709
trove_id: 24091709
description:
The date for the establishment of the new cabinet; Qing insisted to be premier; training of navy officials; the Summar Palace and navy budget; a senior official who advocates ban of opium was wounded; money spent on elimination of mouse epidemic.


date: 1911-03-25
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091709
trove_id: 24091709
description:
The governor proposed to build an aquatic centre; money for Guangdong army; the governor's concern of Guilin railway; confiscation of Su Darui's property; French Consulate in Shantou proposed to employ 2000-3000 Chinese to work in Saigon. 


date: 1911-03-25
page: 8
column: a
title: Memorial to the throne
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091717
trove_id: 24091717
description:
A memorial to the throne by the Transport Department about tax-free materials for the Ningbo railway.


date: 1911-03-25
page: 8
column: b-c
title: The fourth list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui from New Zealand
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091717
trove_id: 24091717
description:
Chinese counsel Huang Rongliang issued the fourth list of donators to Jiangsu and Anhui. They are Xu Zhaokai, Su Bao,Yang Luohe, Yang Yongtian, Zhang dengquan, Zhou Jinyuan, Luoqian Shinai, Wu Jinghong and many others (for details see this page, available in Chinese).


date: 1911-04-01
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Imperial edict
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091719
trove_id: 24091719
description:
The emperor met senior military officials; the Justice Department sent a memorial to the throne asking for abolishment of inquisition by torture; dismisal of several officials.


date: 1911-04-01
page: 2
column: c
title: Headline news
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091719
trove_id: 24091719
description:
Nearly twenty thousand people died of epidemic in north China, the Dpeartment of Civil Affairs prepared a memorial to the throne; 


date: 1911-05-13
page: 2
column: a-b
title: On the crimes of the government
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091770
trove_id: 24091770
description:
The government is accused of 'selling' China to foreigners due to more and more foreign concessions in China. (to be continued)


date: 1911-05-13
page: 2
column: b-c
title: China's land lost in the past
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091770
trove_id: 24091770
description:
Department of Foreign Affairs investigates China's treaties with other countries so as to find out its land lost to these countries in the past.


date: 1911-05-13
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091770
trove_id: 24091770
description:
Tao Beile invited foreign diplomats to insepct the military exercise by the guards regiment. Mr Ze asked for reduction of imperial family's expenses. Holand only allowed Chinese businessmen their entry. A new theatre has been built in the Summer Palace. Chinese government asked Russia to withdraw its troops from Mongolia and Xinjiang.  Cixi, Emperor and the Regent intend to move to the Summer Palace. The general in Xinjiang proposed a rectification of the army there. Russian ambassodor asked not to publise any news about Sino-Russia negotiations. All cabinet members are of Man nationality. Department of Communication intends to borrow money from Holland and other countries. All provincial governors are all told to have a good control of its allotted budget, but they rejected. More Russian troops enter into eastern provinces and interfere our military activities. Yunnan governor asks for urgent help to solve its border problems.  Each governor is warned a more strict control of its own area against revolutionaries. Government office told not to allow any revolutionary organisations to be set up. Ambassador to Japan was called back home. The navy proposes to send a ship to Britain for the coronation ceremony. Negotiations about lans from four foreign countries nearly end.


date: 1911-05-13
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091769
trove_id: 24091769
description:
Two Japanese female spies in the Regent court. Fu Ting has been promoted. Zhen Beizi is asked to attend British coronation ceremony. Sichuan governor intends to take over the post of head of Beiyang army. Li Lianying's step son asked imperial court for money for his father's funeral.  Cao Ruling's power is increasing. An Institute of Russian Treaties has been established in Beijing. Russia asked for silence of all Chinese newspapers about Sino-Russia relation.


date: 1911-05-13
page: 3
column: c-d
title: News from Guangdong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091769
trove_id: 24091769
description:
Cable news of General Zhang Lianfu was murdered and new general urged to take office. New Tax official was appointed in Guangdong. Ban on Gambling to pay off  shortage of government fund. Disputes  of railway shareholders to government action .  The Board of Supervision is to inspect Guangdong's gambling ban.  Morale education needs to emphasised in the army. Brief introductin of Qin Shusheng, new education chief in Guangdong. News of gambling in villages. 


date: 1911-05-13
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Petition leaders to Beijing for meeting of rescuing the state.
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091774
trove_id: 24091774
description:
The Comrade Association requests its petition leaders  come to Beijing for meeting on rescuing the country as threats of foreign invades arise.


date: 1911-05-13
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091773
trove_id: 24091773
description:
Many Europeans immigate to Australia. The plan of West Australia to trade pearls. Censor  of Tasmania. International Race Conference is to hold in London. A Brasil ship wrecked by tornado. Comment by General Panley on the ambition of Japan. Federal investigation on immigrants. Donations to hospitals. Huang Zicheng is appointed to be Australia embassdor. Price of haircut is to rise in Sydney.


date: 1911-05-13
page: 8
column: a
title: Imperial edicts
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091776
trove_id: 24091776
description:
Zeng Qizhe is asked to take a position in Beijing. Fu Lun takes the post of minister for agriculture, industry and commerce. New appointments for the state advisory committee. Li Jiaben and Liu Ruzeng were appointed new positions in the department of justice. Each governor was asked to well control its budget. Lin Shaonian was appointed minister assistant for department of civil affairs.  Qu Shiqi was appointed a new post and several other edicts.


date: 1911-05-13
page: 8
column: c
title: Donations to Jiangsu and Anhui
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091776
trove_id: 24091776
description:
Donations from Association for Imperial Constitution in Sydney. More than 30 donators' names listed.


date: 1911-05-20
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Borders in crisis
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091778
trove_id: 24091778
description:
Some patriots call for an immediate congress to discuss the issue of China's borders in crisis. (continued)


date: 1911-05-20
page: 3
column: d
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091779
trove_id: 24091779
description:
Li Jingman has been promoted. The transition from old cabinet to new cabinet. Government asks for military reserve funds. Zhen Beizi and his delegation set for British coronation. Hu Xinwu may be promoted. Commander-in-chief of three provinces of north China proposes a new appointment of army chairman for the three provinces. Governor of north China asks for actions to deal with Russia and Japan. A senior official still smokes drugs.


date: 1911-05-20
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091779
trove_id: 24091779
description:
Governor inspects Nanqiang School.  Guangdong government asks for Beijing's approval to turn Yulin Island into a military base. Dealing with Yishanyuan bank. New policy for passports. Governor approved for air craft flying experiment. A rich family's house has been rent for gambling. Xiangshan has set up a workers' union.


date: 1911-05-20
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091782
trove_id: 24091782
description:
A proposal for the establishment of Chinese Society in Melbourne should be reconsidered when acting Chinese consul general to Australia arrives. Tang Difeng, Chinese consul general to Australia leaves for China. Some Chinese suffer from contamination of a Chinese ship. Japanese explorer to the South Pole is not welcome in Sydney. American orator spoke about 'Huanghuo (Asian disaster)' in Sydney. Chinese should be aware of their manner and behaviour in foreign countries. Railways in Guangdong will be owned by the government. Tang Difeng issued a notice to all Chinese.


date: 1911-05-29
page: 2
column: c
title: An urgent message
source: Other...
description:
An urgent message is sent to all people and organisations concerned about the ownership of Guangdong railways.


date: 1911-05-29
page: 3
column: c
title: American correspondence
source: America
description:
A Chinese court historian returned to China from America. About 650 Chinese students study in America. Ma Zhuo's invention of measuring machine is patented. 


date: 1911-05-29
page: 6
column: a
title: Headline news
source: China
description:
Military information department moves to the Summer Palace. Cao Ruling was bribed by a foreign diplomat. British proposal of Yunan and Burma's border is rejected by China. Zhao Erxi is appointed governor of north China. Japanese ambassador sent a note to China asking for investigation of publishing an abuse on Japanese. Chinese ambassadors to Britain and France report about the Peace Meeting in the Hague. Department of Civil Affairs secretly arrested Mr Tian and about another ten people.


date: 1911-05-29
page: 6
column: b
title: Public telegrams
source: Other...
description:
French war affairs minister died from a plance crash. India suffers from epidemic. Russia builds more military ships. British King held a lunch for leaders from other countries who attended the coronation.


date: 1911-05-29
page: 7
column: a-c
title: Australian news
source: Australia
description:
New South Wales opens its parliament congress. Chinese thief in Melbourne. A survey reveals the average age of marriage in Australia. New governor to Australia will take his office. More migrants from Europe arrived in Australia. A long-life lady of 103 years old is in Melbourne. Australian prime minister arrived in London for the coronation ceremony. Chinese gamblers were caught by police. Two suicides happened in New South Wales. Chinese patriots in Australia wrote to China. Acting Chinese consul general wrote to the newspaper.


date: 1911-05-29
page: 8
column: b-c
title: Guangdong news
source: China
description:
A new market is under planning. Police who caught the killer of General Fu were awarded. French soldiers intend to stay in Nanning. Department of Foreign Affairs advertises for recruitment.


date: 1911-06-03
page: 2
column: c
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091795
trove_id: 24091795
description:
Zhao Erzhuan is appointed as the Governor of Northeast China, and Zhiyui is appointed as general of Yili.


date: 1911-06-03
page: 2
column: c
title: Loan craze
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091795
trove_id: 24091795
description:
The Ministry of Posts, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and still some other departments make loans from Japan and other three countries for railway construction and other issues.


date: 1911-06-03
page: 2
column: d
title: Diplomatic Dilemma
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091795
trove_id: 24091795
description:
Chinese government faces several diplomatic problems such as Britain sent troops to Tibet, France, Russia and Japan demand to send more troops to protect their railways in China.


date: 1911-06-03
page: 3
column: c
title: News from Beijing
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091794
trove_id: 24091794
description:
Hu Sijing, the imperial minister impetes Zai Che. Yunnan governor entreats the government to stress the defence in Yunnan. Cao Yulin wants to take office abroad. Zhen Beizi goes to Britain for the coronation, A large sum of money is to spend in the autumn military excise, The fate of China is secretly decided by a few people, Chen jitang, the new official to Xianjiang, with his men were thrown off the Japanese owned train,  Relations between Sen Xuanhe and Prince Qing are worsening, The schemes of Shi ji and Li Jiaju.


date: 1911-06-03
page: 3
column: c-d
title: News from Guangdong
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091794
trove_id: 24091794
description:
Name list of Guangdong governor's assistant officials. Two million yuan paper money is allowed to issue for shortage of government fund. Mei Hong is appointed as the general engineer  for Guangdong railway. Guangdong is allowed to deal with Macaw affairs. The Ministry of Finance is not clear about the foreign loans made in different provinces.  Guangdong demands to cut down its profits to the government. Cable informs to investigate secretly on weapon trade done by the revolotionaries. News of gambling ban in Macaw. 


date: 1911-06-03
page: 6
column: a
title: The conference of the Petition Bureau of Guangdong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091799
trove_id: 24091799
description:
Conference of the Petition Bureau discuss various issues on gambling, labourer exports, and corruption.


date: 1911-06-03
page: 6
column: b
title: Letters from South China
source: Hong Kong
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091799
trove_id: 24091799
description:
Fellow townsmen of Guangdong set up a gambling ban association. Strict gambling ban in some areas in Guangdong. 


date: 1911-06-03
page: 7
column: a
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091798
trove_id: 24091798
description:
Some Chinese were treated well in a foreign ship. The Jewish people tell sad stories of Jews ill-treated in Russia. Warships come to Australia for military exercise. Notes on shareholders to refund their shares from Guangdong railway. New governor of Australia is coming. Plan of immigrating Europeans for the sake of white Australia. Ceremony and holidays on British King's birthday. Smuggling opium was discovered.


date: 1911-06-03
page: 8
column: a-c
title: Details of bandits party riot of March 29 in Guangzhou
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091801
trove_id: 24091801
description:
The Guangdong government prepared for the bandits party riot and ended it up with expected military actions..


date: 1911-06-10
page: 3
column: b
title: Recent foreign loans
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091802
trove_id: 24091802
description:
Representatives from Hunan went to Beijing to protest using Hunan railways as  the mortgage  in the foreign loans.


date: 1911-06-10
page: 3
column: c
title: News from China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091802
trove_id: 24091802
description:
Autumn military exercise is held in Zhili. Liangcheng is toattend the international conference of banning opium. Cao Yulin attempts to perscute  people doing newspaper. A case of bandits involves Prince Su. Cao Yulin is going to an ambassador in Russia. Mongolian rebels attacks people in frontier areas. Recent situation in Yili.  Guess on the Japanese official visit to China.


date: 1911-06-10
page: 3
column: c-d
title: News from Guangdong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091802
trove_id: 24091802
description:
Differences between the old and new tax. Chi Zhongyu is appointed as the governor of Nanhai County, Guangdong. Celebration on tax free policy in Hong Kong. Penalties designated on planting opium. Zhang Guoquan and others call on Chinese to rescue the country from foreign invasion. Embezzlement on railway fund is to be punished.


date: 1911-06-10
page: 6
column: b
title: Indictment
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091807
trove_id: 24091807
description:
Liang Chuang, Ma zhuxiang and Guo Kui send indictment to the court to protect innocent Pan Yongkong.


date: 1911-06-10
page: 7
column: a
title: Australia news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091806
trove_id: 24091806
description:
Statistics of population census in Australia. Reports by the Ministry of Finance on the decreased tax. Labour Parties of Canada and Australia strengthen their links. Ceremony of University of Queensland. Salmon comments on the real situation of Japanese people by his experiances. Population comparison between Sydney and Melbourne. Brief introduction about Huang Yongliang, the new consul general of Australia. Protests of Australian overseas Chinese shareholders to nationalisation of Guangdong railways by Chinese Government. 19 Chinese were arrested for gambling in Sydney. Protests on railway nationalisation were dissolved.


date: 1911-06-10
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Second report of Guangzhou bandits party riots
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091809
trove_id: 24091809
description:
Story of the government actions on Guangzhou bandits party riot and some tearful incidents of 'bandits' braving death.


date: 1911-06-10
page: 8
column: b-c
title: Headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091809
trove_id: 24091809
description:
Zhao Erzhuang, the new governer of Northeast China entreats the government for more rights. Xun Beile, the navy minister is to inspect the navy port. Li Jinyi, the governor of Yunnan demands to publish the negotiation details with foreign countries concerning Yunnan. Reports on Russian troops invading China. Prince Su was impeded. Central Hospital was established. 27 people from various attending the Epidemic Provention Conference. Li Jiaju is in an embarrassed situation.The petition bureau of Jiang Su province was dissolved on disagreement on budget plan. Riots occurred in Hangzhou caused by high price of rice. The cabinet system is changing again. The united petition association of Beijing calls on petition leaders for a conference.  New regulations issued in troops by lessons from Guangzhou bandits party riot. Various provinces are laying off redundant personnel as insufficient fund provided. Zhi Rei, the new governor of Yili,entreats for more fund.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 2
column: b
title: Reports of resignation submitted by Prince Qing, Xu Shichang and Na Tong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091827
trove_id: 24091827
description:
Reports of resignation submitted by Premier Prince Qing, Vice-premier Na Tong, and Vice-premier Xu Shichang.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 3
column: a
title: Proposal to set up a united South America country
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091826
trove_id: 24091826
description:
Five South American countries are going to discuss the possibilities of setting up a united South American country


date: 1911-07-01
page: 3
column: b
title: Various crisis in China
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091826
trove_id: 24091826
description:
Japan has an ambition of occupying south of Northeast China. Russia adds more troops in Northeast China.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091826
trove_id: 24091826
description:
Her majesty offers to reduce fund on Summer Palace concerning shortage of government fund. Lang Beile and Xun Beile defend Xi Liang, the governor of Northeast China. Navy Ministry is to employ foreign consultants. 'Glorious' punishment to a general. Foreign Affairs Ministry hold indifferent attitudes to Macao affairs. Foreign Affairs Ministry is to negotiate with Netherlands to set new consul in Singapore. Overseas Chinese in Russia expect new Russian governor to treat them well.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091826
trove_id: 24091826
description:
Nanchang School is not disturbed by bandits party riots. Cable informs the arriving date of British navy. Officials in Guangdong are demanded to be more efficient. Fund for setting up new factories absorbing gamblers who quit their previous profession. Brief introduction about Qing Shusheng. Loans from Britain and other three countries in Guangdong are refunded. Description of women revolutionaries in Gang Jia Xiang, Guangdong.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Conference news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091831
trove_id: 24091831
description:
Guangdong Nanchang Public Association receives donations from Sydney Empire Constitutional Association. 


date: 1911-07-01
page: 6
column: b
title: Governor Li entreats for removal of party ban
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091831
trove_id: 24091831
description:
Li Jingyi, governor of Yunnan entreats central government to remove bans on Wu Xu reformers party so as to rescue current crisis.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 6
column: b
title: Constitutional Friends Association set up
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091831
trove_id: 24091831
description:
The previous Petition Bureaus Association changes its name to Constitutional Friends Association in Beijing.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 7
column: a
title: Australia news
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091830
trove_id: 24091830
description:
Census of Australia and New Zealand. Statistics of foreign immigrants to Australia. Huang Zhichang, Chinese consul in Australia writes a congratulation letter to Australia governor. Memento of South Australia Register. New Australia governor is to replace the previous one.  Scores of mid-term examination of Sydney Chinese Primary School.  Lu Yiaqi, an overseas Chinese in Sydney was robbed and attracted.


date: 1911-07-01
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Treaty of one million yuan loans
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091833
trove_id: 24091833
description:
Details of the treaty of making loans from America, Britain, France and Germany for reforming currency system, and initiating industries in Northeast China.


date: 1911-07-08
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Disguise of Prince Qing is exposed to the world
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091835
trove_id: 24091835
description:
Various failures, conspiracies and corruptions are exposed during the administration of Prince Qing.


date: 1911-07-08
page: 2
column: d
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091835
trove_id: 24091835
description:
The court decides to employ those who have overseas degrees. Russia asks more benefits from China. The army chief asks for military training for all, and the Department of Education decides all students to do military training. Both Russian and British ambassadors ask for reappointment of Dalai Lama.


date: 1911-07-08
page: 3
column: b
title: Weihai and Pianma
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091834
trove_id: 24091834
description:
The Qing government intends to make Weihai, Shangdong and Pianma, Yunnan as Britain's permanent colonies.


date: 1911-07-08
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091834
trove_id: 24091834
description:
China's indemnities to foreign nations. Budget for the imperial family. An unease cabinet. The advisory committee decided to overthrow the Emperor. The corruption of Guizhou inspector. New money tries in East China. A British battleship intrudes Fuzhou, Fujian. 


date: 1911-07-08
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091834
trove_id: 24091834
description:
Portuguese intends to extend its board in Macao. A new building for the governor. A large of ammunition are confiscated. Four revolutionaries are caught. The water level is increasing in two rivers.  An earthquake happened. Fights happened between two gangs.


date: 1911-07-08
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091838
trove_id: 24091838
description:
Sydney Association for Imperial Constitution held its meeting. A bank in New South Wales was robbed. The postponed British prince's birthday celebration is to be held soon. Australia is to negotiate with Japan about Japanese tourists to Australia. Donations are called for the expedition to the South Pole. Donations from Huang Zicheng, Kang Dirong and Wu Shihua are received to Nanqiang School, Guangdong. Private bank notes are collected by the government.  The battle of banana market between Queensland and Fiji. Several insult cases happened in Sydney. Prison is a good place for quitting opium smoking.


date: 1911-07-15
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Special report
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091843
trove_id: 24091843
description:
A special report by a journalist of the newspaper from Guangzhou is about the revolutions in Guangdong.


date: 1911-07-15
page: 2
column: d
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091843
trove_id: 24091843
description:
The Federation of Provincial Advisory Committees ask for military training for all to save China. The Regent orders to complete the state government's building by the end of the year. Foreign embassies in Beijing ask for disclosure of China-Britain and China-Russia negotiations. The Regent seldom talks about senior official Ceng Chunxuan. It is said Yuan Shikai is to be reappointed. New laws for opium offence. Inspector Zhang returns to Beijing to see Cixi. Personnel changes in the Department of Communication. Russian ambassador sent a note to Chinese government saying its troops are to be withdrawed from Xiangjiang soon.


date: 1911-07-15
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091842
trove_id: 24091842
description:
The inefficient new cabinet. The big budget for a military exercise. Excellent Chinese navy students in Japan. The navy department orders for new military ships. Russia and China negotiate road trade.  Several news about the Federation of Provincial Advisory Committees. 


date: 1911-07-15
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091842
trove_id: 24091842
description:
Governor intends to borrow  more foreign loans. Governor held meetings about Macao. Use a revolutionary as spy.  Governor appeals for reduction of tax. Two officials return to Guangdong. Twenty students were kidnapped. About 20 people who advocate pigtail cutting from Japan are to be in Guangdong soon. 


date: 1911-07-15
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Donations and anniversary celebration
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091847
trove_id: 24091847
description:
More than 50 names listed who made donations to those massacred in Mexico and Sydney Association for Imperial Constitution held a celebration its anniversay.


date: 1911-07-15
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091846
trove_id: 24091846
description:
The banana battle between Queensland and Fiji. Chinese Consul-General to Australia wrote to Governor General for congratulation of British coronation. Australia restricts coloured people's entry into Australia. Proposal for universalisation of education in New South Wales. Federal parliament closes its meeting. Western Australia welcomes European migrants. An Australian woman suicided. A note by Chinese consulate to Britain about the fourth agricultural fair. A list of students who got excellent results in the first semester of second academic year from Sydney Chinese Primary School. They include Li Sihua, Situ Xuanrong, Ma Xuanli, Huang Liuying, Zhan Zhuoying, Ye Sihao, Huang Hongle, Ma Antu, Feng Xiuzhen, Guo Dihuo, Chen Shikui, Ye Yuezu, Situ Fengliang, Huang Hua, Huang Zhaoji and Cao Fenglan.


date: 1911-07-22
page: 2
column: b
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091851
trove_id: 24091851
description:
Minister for Transport issues policies for nationalisation of private railways. Zhang Qian arrives in Beijing for talks about establishment of a China-America bank. Department of Agriculture and Commerce holds a meeting for the issue of establishment of a China-America bank. Coin factories are asked to make more money. Yunnan governor reported to Beijing about its government and military. The cabinet asks each province to have a new inspector's office.  Only government owns the right of salt sale. The advisory committee has two memorials to the throne. Zhang Qian prepares for opening of China-America bank. Chen Yanlong is on leave. Russian troops in Xiangjiang are cavalry. The office of minister for transport receives thousands of applications for jobs.  Liang Dunyan returns next month. The Transport Department asks for standardised rails. The Transport Department employed 150 graduates. Several riots against nationalisation of railways.  


date: 1911-07-22
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091850
trove_id: 24091850
description:
Zhen Beizi is to return back and be given a senior post. The premier expresses his sincere solicitude Hubei governor for his serious illness. Mr Lu is appointed minister for coin system. Zhou Jialai is to be an adviser of the Emperor's assistance office. Ambassador to Britain replies to the opium ban draft. China negotiates with Britain about Weihai Bay in Shangdong. General in Xiangjiang asks for soldier's pay and provisions. China and Russia asks for opions on their trade treaty.


date: 1911-07-22
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091850
trove_id: 24091850
description:
Governor Zhang appeals for payment for railways shares. Governor Zhang asks for resign. A new governor's house is to be built. Huang Xing and others fled to Vietnam. Riots in Fushan, Guangdong. Two woman work as spies for the revolutionary. Spies are sent to Macao. 


date: 1911-07-22
page: 6
column: b
title: Less Chinese in America
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091855
trove_id: 24091855
description:
The number of Chinese is reducing in America due to the introduction of entry restriction on Chinese.


date: 1911-07-22
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091854
trove_id: 24091854
description:
Thailand buys horses from Australia. American businessmen associations plansto have an Australia tour group to visit Australia. Less tax for Fiji bananas. Governor general to Australia is returning to Australia. More opium cases. A meeting for imperial constitution. A Chinese businessman is robbed.


date: 1911-07-22
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Donations to those killed in Mexico
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091854
trove_id: 24091854
description:
Donations are sought for those killed in Mexico. Donators include Wang Zhongxiang, Ouyang Ruqiao and Tang Dirong.


date: 1911-07-29
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091859
trove_id: 24091859
description:
Inspector to Shangdong is severely criticised for his attack on premier. The Regent asks Guangdong governor to handle the railway matter well. China plans to open two consulates in India and Thailand. Taxation chief is offered another year leave. More Russian troops into Xiangjiang. Part of fomer eunuch Li Lianying's legacy is devoted for construction of Summer Palace. Cao Ruling has a new appointment. A railway in North China is under consideration. Transport Department intends to borrow more foreign loans and invite foreign engineers to build Sichuan-Yunnan railway. Inspector to institutions of higher learning asks students who had cut their pigtails to use wigs. The Guangdong-Sichuan-Hubei railway is to be built. The Regent's office of foreign affairs terminates all foreign advisors' contracts. Repair of the crystal palace in Summer Palace. Transport Department sends Long Jianzhang back to Guangdong to handle the nationalisation of railway. Zhang Qian is to be appointed general manager of China-America Bank whose head office is to be in Beijing. Zhang Yingtang is asked to handle the matter of massacre of Chinese in Mexico.


date: 1911-07-29
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091858
trove_id: 24091858
description:
Budget for the new cabinet and the emperor's assistance office. Budget for the autumn military exercise. The emperor intends to extend its garden in Haidian, Beijing. Yuan Sikai and the imperial family. Military railways are to be built. Zegong asks government to handle salt dealings. Lu Zhengxiang is sent to Russia to revise China's treaty with Russia. 


date: 1911-07-29
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091858
trove_id: 24091858
description:
Governor's office collects opinions about the nationalisation of railways.  Governor takes action against drugs. A new plan of districts for Guangdong. Border issue with Macao. Religious fights. Two woman spies' romance. Governor sends someone to Shangdong to learn about new administration there.


date: 1911-07-29
page: 6
column: b
title: Opposition to nationalisation of railways
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091863
trove_id: 24091863
description:
Thousands of peasants in Hubei is angry at nationalisation of railways. They destroy railway offices and killed several officials.


date: 1911-07-29
page: 6
column: b
title: Opposition to nationalisation of railways
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091863
trove_id: 24091863
description:
Thousands of peasants in Hubei destroyed several railway offices and killed several officials to show their anger against nationalisation of railways.


date: 1911-07-29
page: 6
column: b
title: Donations to famines in China
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091863
trove_id: 24091863
description:
Donations to famines in Jiangsu and Anhui are received. Donators include Chen Wenyuan and Fu Kaishen dunhedun (nnn).


date: 1911-07-29
page: 7
column: a-c
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091862
trove_id: 24091862
description:
A speech by an Australian navy official about the Pacific Ocean and Australia (Australia in danger). More Chinese illegally arrive in Australia with fake passports. Governor General advocates Australia to be independent from Britain. Australian revenue from postage and tax. The issue of gambling of Chinese people. Albambra Theatre opens.  Form Chinese consul-general to Australia writes to all Chinese in Australia. Sugar workers on strike. 


date: 1911-08-05
page: 2
column: c
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091867
trove_id: 24091867
description:
New money is to be in use. Russia horse cavalry is three times more than Chinese's in Manchu and Mongolia. Governor Zhang Renjun orders Dai Naihuang to pay his debts. Money supplies for empress's life at Summer Palace. The design of uniform for diplomats. Flood in Hunan. The navy department asks the cruiser to go to Germany after its visit to America.


date: 1911-08-05
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Notice of New Zealand Counsel
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091867
trove_id: 24091867
description:
Xia Tingxian notifies overseas Chinese in New Zealand that they should watch their hygiene rather than complain the local government's discriminating policies to Chinese.


date: 1911-08-05
page: 2
column: d
title: Old officials don't fit in new era
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091867
trove_id: 24091867
description:
Previous officials in Chinese cabinet find that they are not welcomed either by the government or the people.


date: 1911-08-05
page: 2
column: d
title: Foreign loan fever in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091867
trove_id: 24091867
description:
Government decides to make more loans from foreign countries with the shares of Sichuan railways as mortgage.


date: 1911-08-05
page: 3
column: a-b
title: International Race Conference
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091866
trove_id: 24091866
description:
International Race Conference in London advocates equity and anti-discrimination among different races and nationalities.


date: 1911-08-05
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091866
trove_id: 24091866
description:
Yuan Shikai is to take office of Zi Zhen Yuan. Imperial meeting to deal with opposition to imperial cabinet. Foreign Affairs Ministry gives away a rich mine to the Japanese. No results got from Pian Ma negotiation. Duan Fang has a different view to removed officials.  


date: 1911-08-05
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091866
trove_id: 24091866
description:
Police department in Guangdong bans the People Newspaper. New government building is to be constructed. Opposition to Portugal's conspiracy to invade Chinese sea right. Two imperial ministers investigate Guangzhou riots. Feng Ru is testing his plane. Fu Shang in Guangdong is flooding. Soldiers of Qing imperial army raped a woman in village. New chief takes office of National (Da Qing) Bank in Guangdong.


date: 1911-08-05
page: 6
column: b
title: Friendship between China and America
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091871
trove_id: 24091871
description:
Zhang Yintang advocates to enhance relationship with America and America is to entertain Chinese industrial delegation.


date: 1911-08-05
page: 7
column: a
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091870
trove_id: 24091870
description:
Investigation statistics of New South Wales institutes. Fi She (nnn), Australian premier wants Australia to be independant. More opium smuggles are exposed. Ya Chang, a Chinese merchant, is robbed in Sydney. More Chinese were attacked in Sydney. Proposal of land nationalisation cause debates in parliament. Intensified strike in Tasmania. New commonwealth governor is to take office. A Chinese woman is to be expelled. Attacks on Chinese occurred in Sydney.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Investigation on Chinese casualties during the Melbourne market riot.
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091875
trove_id: 24091875
description:
Many  Chinese shops are destroyed and people are killed in Melbourne market riots resulting from racial discrimination.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Who initiates railways nationalisation.
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091875
trove_id: 24091875
description:
Shen Yuanjiu, the initiator of Chinese railways nationalisation policy, in fact wants to fatten himself.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 2
column: d
title: Belgium wants to share power in China
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091875
trove_id: 24091875
description:
Belgium wishes to make loan to China in order to enjoy privilege like Britain and other four countries.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 3
column: b
title: Zhang Yingtang arrives in Mexico
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091874
trove_id: 24091874
description:
Zhang Yingtang, a special ambassador in America, arrives in Mexico for compensation issues concerning Chinese death and casualties in Mexico riots.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091874
trove_id: 24091874
description:
Emperor favours military training. The government is to remove Yunnan governor. Lu Zhengxiang is to visit Russia. Importance of railway from Beijing and Zhang Jiakou.Negotiation between Russia and China over Mongolia. 


date: 1911-08-12
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091874
trove_id: 24091874
description:
Election of petition members in Guangdong. Sea border is designated between Vietnam and China.  Revolutionary party is active again in Qiongzhou, Guangdong. Fushang market is of poor business due to bandits party riots. Investigation of fishery in Guangdong. Governor of Shangsui county is strict on criminals. Regulations on new currency system.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Notice to overseas Chinese by New Zealand counsel
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091879
trove_id: 24091879
description:
The British criminal who killed a Chinese is now in the mad house and won't be free from punishment.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091878
trove_id: 24091878
description:
Chinese woman is unreasonably forbidden to immigrate to Australia, Chinese man was beaten in Sydney. Australian man tells his experience in Japan. Chinese in Melbourne have short memory of shame. Current census in West Australia, An European was found selling opium. An European divorced his wife for a new woman. The highest man Pat O'Connor is arriving in Sydney.


date: 1911-08-12
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Letter by Liang Rengong to some editors in Shanghai
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091881
trove_id: 24091881
description:
Current situation in China is not only crisis in Man Zhou but a overall one that needs an overall treatment.


date: 1911-08-19
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Criticising ridiculous logic of the Youngster Paper
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091883
trove_id: 24091883
description:
The revolutionary Youngster Paper is attacked on its alleged causes of Chinese killed in Revolution Riots in Mexico.


date: 1911-08-19
page: 2
column: c
title: Various evils of the revolutionary parties
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091883
trove_id: 24091883
description:
Sun Yatsen, Huang Xin, Feng Ru and many other revolutionaries are attacked on alleged internal riots, cheating methods and other evil behaviours.


date: 1911-08-19
page: 2
column: c-d
title: letter from Mexico
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091883
trove_id: 24091883
description:
Chinese in Mexico entreats representative counsel Shen to stay in office for negotiating with Mexican government.


date: 1911-08-19
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091882
trove_id: 24091882
description:
Reconciliation between Man and Chinese in the cabinet. China bought silver from Britain for making coins. New copper coins. A survey of mines in East China. Salaries of the new cabinet members. Italian ambassador to China sends a note to Chinese government about whether missionaries are allowed to do business in China.


date: 1911-08-19
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091882
trove_id: 24091882
description:
Recent activities of revolutionaries. Governor asks for Fengshui for his new office building. Government office building is to move soon. The Guangzhou-Kowloon railway is to be finished soon. Two law graduates from British universities return to China. Leechee production in Guangdong. 


date: 1911-08-19
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091886
trove_id: 24091886
description:
A Chinese businessman's wife is refused a permanent stay in Australia. Sydney World Technology Union expresses its concern about Australian government's refusal of A Chinese businessman's wife to stay permanently in Australia. Australian prime minister and his 18 delegates return to Australia from British coronation. Japanese training cruiser is coming to visit Australia. Several Australian women suicided. Opium is still smuggled into Australia. Strikes of sugar workers in Queensland stopped. A public holiday for British Prince's birthday. On Erchenwan incident. 


date: 1911-08-19
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Hong Kong correspondence
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091886
trove_id: 24091886
description:
Opposition to nationalisation of private railways. Gangsters in Macao. Floods in Hunan, Hubei and Anhui.


date: 1911-08-19
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091889
trove_id: 24091889
description:
Minister for transport received a blackmail and asks for protection. The new official system is finalised. Zegong announces new Chinese money are to be introduced. Government proposes Sichuan and Tibet as autonomous regions. Eight foreign military ships in Wuchang, Hubei. Sichuan Governor's assistant appeals to dismiss minister for transport. Navy chief asks Shanghai Jiangnan Shipyard to make four military ships. Military chief asks for fund for autumn military exercise. Several changes of personnel.  Inspector in Jiangxi asks for retire. 


date: 1911-08-26
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091891
trove_id: 24091891
description:
Empress meets the Regent. Financial minister asks each province to contribute financially to Beijing.  An exhibition is to be held in Hankou, Hubei for the 5th anniversary of the introduction of the constitution. Thailand government prohibits Chinese there to have their business association. Yiyang, Hunan suffers a big flood. The emperor asks minister for transport to hold on his position.  Minister for transport has received many blackmails. The Regent limits each official's area of responsibility. The new official system. Financial minister calls for use of western calendar. Transport Department considers nationalisation of a railway in Henan. Minister for transport revised the department's regulations and set up a deposit bank. Emperor starts his schooling. Inspector to Hunan reports on the heavy flood there. 


date: 1911-08-26
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091890
trove_id: 24091890
description:
The issue of Qifu Mine in Yunnan. A Man official became a Russian spy. Four gunships are to be build in Shanghai. The issue of Weihai, Shangdong as a military dock. the issue of Pianma, Yunnan. New minister for foreign affairs has been appointed. A Chinese envoy is sent to America to attend world red cross meeting. 


date: 1911-08-26
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091890
trove_id: 24091890
description:
Governor considers to borrow 5 million from City Bank. New railways to link Guangdong and Guangxi. The new governor's building. Former Guangdong governor might be reappointed. A Confucian school opened in Xiangshan, Guangdong. Macao money is smuggled into mainland. The case of Tianmin Bao (Tianmin Newspaper) closed. 


date: 1911-08-26
page: 7
column: a-c
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091894
trove_id: 24091894
description:
Appeals for donations to floods in China. Chinese consul-general sends a note to Victorian parliament about the case of Chinese wood businessmen. Health program in Sydney has made progress. Fights between two parties in New South Wales. Industry has developed in New South Wales. A British travels worldwide for business investigation. Two senior officials return from their attendance to British coronation and visit to Japan. Census in West Australia. Australian catholic archbishop died. A Chinese was arrested for possession of opium.  Several Chinese were arrested for gambling.


date: 1911-08-26
page: 8
column: c-d
title: Notice from Chinese Consulate to New Zealand
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091897
trove_id: 24091897
description:
Notice from Chinese Consulate to New Zealand asks Chinese people to have legal documents for entry to New Zealand.


date: 1911-09-02
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091899
trove_id: 24091899
description:
Foreign Affairs Ministry negotiates with ambassadors of other countries on embassy guides' issue. Duan Fang appoints Wen Zhengrao chief of Guangdong railways. Zhen Beizi is to manage foreign affairs. Xun Beile and others advise to adopt new chronicle system. The cabinet is worrying about accidental security crisis in Northeast China. Education Ministry opposes the proposal of military education in China. Xun Beile and some others unite to throw down Prince Qing. Pian Ba is to be permanently leased to Britain. The Agriculture Ministry is to send some students to study in America. Shi Xu decides to resign. Britain negotiates with China on the case of Shichun mine and Pian Ma issue. Russia and Japan are sharing benefits in Northeast China. Yuang Shikai is proposed to take office.


date: 1911-09-02
page: 3
column: a
title: Morocco news
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091898
trove_id: 24091898
description:
France is building military railways in Morocco while German and Spain hold different views on France's action.


date: 1911-09-02
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091898
trove_id: 24091898
description:
Duan Fang is to be the governor of Liang Hu. Some diplomats are to be changed. Li Jiaju is the author of Prince Qing's speech. Annual expense of the Cabinet. A big laboratory is to be build in Han Kou. Division line is fixed in Shangdong between China and Germany. Ministry of Transport and Post is to expand Yangtse River transport. British King is coming to India.


date: 1911-09-02
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091898
trove_id: 24091898
description:
Statistics of Budget plan of Guangdong government. The general engineer of Yue-Han railway is appointed. Statistics of official expenses in Guangdong. Current situation of Guang-Han railway. Hui Ming impedes Guangdong governor Zhang. Flooding in De Qing, Guangdong. Zhao Qing is threatened by flooding.


date: 1911-09-02
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091902
trove_id: 24091902
description:
Statistics of Melbourne prison. Census of Po Da Yun (PPP). More immigrants come to Queensland. Situation of aborigines in west Australia. A Chinese commits suicide. Arrangement of 3 Chinese properties. A Chinese is found smuggling opium.  Chinese seamen fought each other. Strike in Lismone Iron plant. Counsel Huang notify Chinese carpenters to obey common regulations. 


date: 1911-09-09
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Imperial edicts
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091908
trove_id: 24091908
description:
Opium ban should not interfere business of foreign businessmen. Some officials' promotion and changes. Bo Xi is appointed as minister of opium ban. Relief fund to Anhui.


date: 1911-09-09
page: 2
column: c
title: Letters` from Tokyo
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091908
trove_id: 24091908
description:
Japan refuses to deploy more troops in Korea. Japan plans to promote business in Northeast China. Nan Man railway is sold to China. Shang Jin Society of Japan benefits from China's trade. Japanese meets Dalai Nama, the religious head of Tibet.  


date: 1911-09-09
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091907
trove_id: 24091907
description:
Study arrangement of the emperor. Prince Qing is to resign. Yuan Shikai determines not to take office. Current situation of troops for autumn exercise. Civil law of Europe and Asia. Navy inspects barrel sites.


date: 1911-09-09
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091907
trove_id: 24091907
description:
Guangdong government asks French ambassador to drive away the revolutionaries. People are notified not to be cheated by the revolutionaries. General Fu is awarded a honourable title. Use of foreign loans. Pei Jingfu is to manage Guangdong railways. Guang-Xia railway is to be built. Several murders occurred in Guangdong.


date: 1911-09-09
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091913
trove_id: 24091913
description:
Sydney Empire Constitutional Association starts relief activities for Anhui. Business and industries increase in Queensland. More immigrants come to Australia. Government income of Queensland. Japanese businessmen offend regulations. governor of New South Wales returns home from Britain. Chinese woman has no right to stay in Australia. Huang Zicheng's letter praising his nephew. Test results of Sydney China's primary school. People from Australia and New Zealand set up an association in Shanghai. Li Zhao killed an European during a conflict.


date: 1911-09-09
page: 7
column: b
title: Letters from America
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091913
trove_id: 24091913
description:
Mei Hongjun is coming to America. President of Stanford University is to advocating peace in Far East. Britain, Japan and other European nations have much military debt.


date: 1911-09-16
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091921
trove_id: 24091921
description:
Son of the premier asks his father to retire. No official examination this year. Premier asks for retirement but the Regent asks him to hold the position. The cabinet proposes change of offical system. Premier proposes Confucian family member to assist making of the constitution. Cai Naidao is a fugitive.  Shanghai was attacked by a severe storm. Big fire results in loss of hundreds of houses, boats and lives in Wuchang, Hubei. Change of government personnel. Storm and flood disasters in several provinces. 


date: 1911-09-16
page: 2
column: c
title: Recent military events
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091921
trove_id: 24091921
description:
New administration and management in the army. Navy chief intends to borrow 8 hundred million pounds from Britain to strengthen China's navy. The navy orders three torpedo boats from Germany. 


date: 1911-09-16
page: 2
column: c
title: Events of diplomatic relations
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091921
trove_id: 24091921
description:
China negotiates with Britain about the issue of Pianma (ppp). China negotiates with Russia the extension of their treaty. China discusses with Mexico on the issue of the killing of Chinese in Mexico.


date: 1911-09-16
page: 3
column: a
title: Riots in Sichuan province
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091920
trove_id: 24091920
description:
Anti-foreign loans for railways riots happened in Sichuan province. Foreigners there ask for protection. 


date: 1911-09-16
page: 3
column: a
title: China asks for compensation
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091920
trove_id: 24091920
description:
China sends envoy to deal with Mexico's government about the compensation of the killing of Chinese there. 


date: 1911-09-16
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091920
trove_id: 24091920
description:
The army employed three Germans. Chairman of the state advisory committee asks for retirement. New appointments for the office of the Hunan-Guangdong-Wuhan railway. Budget for emperor's study. Gao Erqian's new appointment. New governor for Sichuan province. Application for visit to the military exercise in autumn. 


date: 1911-09-16
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091920
trove_id: 24091920
description:
New general for Guangdong. Governor concerns about the flood in Gaoyao, Guangdong. Flood in Gaoming, Guangdong. Proposal for ban of gambling in Macao. Nine criminals are on run. 


date: 1911-09-16
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091924
trove_id: 24091924
description:
Change of Japanese tax on Australia's business. A diamond mine is discovered in Victoria. An Australian is invited to run a copper mine in Korea. Most migrants in Australia are whites. Victoria is told to have another two thousand migrants from Britain in next two months. Chinese government sends a note to Sydney Association for Business Protection about rumours of persecution of returned Chinese. Proposals for branches of British Association for Imperialism in other British colonies. New Chinese consul-general to New Zealand. Donations to floods around Yangtze River. 


date: 1911-09-16
page: 7
column: b
title: Letter from Consulate to New Zealand
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091924
trove_id: 24091924
description:
A letter from Chinese Consulate to New Zealand is about overseas Chinese there should abide laws and regulations. 


date: 1911-09-23
page: 2
column: a-b
title: A public notice
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091930
trove_id: 24091930
description:
Various organisations in Guangdong made a public notice to all Chinese about revolutionary riots in Guangdong. 


date: 1911-09-23
page: 2
column: c
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091930
trove_id: 24091930
description:
Central Association for Education allows co-schooling in China. Army chief office proposes to appoint local chiefs of general staff. New appointment in the government. Department of Civil Affairs intends to ban all newspapers. Department of Communication intends to dismiss all Japanese employees.  Mongolia is to be an autonomous region. Guangdong governor awarded those for their contribution to crack down on gangsters. Governor for Yunnan and Guizhou provinces asks for his special rights. Department of Education is to build a library on the site of a former political newspaper. Premier assistant calls for Guangdong governor to continue his post. 


date: 1911-09-23
page: 2
column: c
title: Present state of the new cabinet
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091930
trove_id: 24091930
description:
Premier is depressed and intends to retire due to the information his son brought to him about the contrast between the west and China.


date: 1911-09-23
page: 3
column: b
title: No result from China-Morocco negotiation
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091929
trove_id: 24091929
description:
No result has been achiveed from China's negotiation with Morocco over the compensation of the killing of Chinese there.


date: 1911-09-23
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091929
trove_id: 24091929
description:
Inspector to Shandong asks for sympathy from imperial cabinet. Department of Ariculture provides more fund for Chinese Tea Association in London for promotion of Chinese tea. The issue of China's tariff ownership. Contributions of Yan Huiqing and Gao Erqian for China's relations with the west. Japanese police is at amuck in Jilin province. 


date: 1911-09-23
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091929
trove_id: 24091929
description:
The issue of gangsters. Revolutionary activities in Guangdong. The expenses of spies in Hong Kong. The cost of governor's office. Number of police in Guangdong. Gangsters and robberies in Gangming and Qingxiang counties. 


date: 1911-09-23
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091933
trove_id: 24091933
description:
The case of killing of a Chinese in New South Wales. Aboriginal criminals are on run. The issue of a Chinese woman's permission to stay in Australia. Education fund in West Australia. Former Australian governor comments on Australia. Victoria has surplus over its budget. Aborigals are to distinguish. 


date: 1911-09-23
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Negotiation over a mine contract
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091933
trove_id: 24091933
description:
Progress has been reported about the negotiation between Sichuan government and a British company over a mine contract. 


date: 1911-09-30
page: 2
column: b
title: Brief headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091938
trove_id: 24091938
description:
The Regent asks navy chief to discuss with Britain about the issue of Weihai Bay in Shandong. Department of Transport insists to borrow foreign loans to build a railway in Sichuan. The Regent asks minister for civil affairs to reform within the department. Inspector might be promoted to governor of Yunnan. Governor for Yunnan and Guizhou asks for resign due to his dissatisfaction with the government's attitude toward the issue of Pianma (ppp). Xiaodi's new appointment. Premier assistant anounces all imperial edicts and documents should be sent to the cabinet political newspaper office for publication. Financial department approves governor Zhang Renjun's request for borrowing foreign loans. New Chinese coins are accepted by foreign countries. 


date: 1911-09-30
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091937
trove_id: 24091937
description:
The Regent is to chair a cabinet meeting. The issue of salary for cabinet members. Prince Zhen proposes pigtails cutting and change of Chinese traditional uniform. Navy budget. Prince Zhen might be promoted. An American adviser in the Department of Transport. Corrupted inspector to Sichuan and Guangdong railways. Foreign troops in Beijing and Tianjin.


date: 1911-09-30
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091937
trove_id: 24091937
description:
A good army general in Guangdong. Governor entertains airboat maker Feng Ru. Several graduates from American universities return to China. Funds for floods in Sanshui county, Guangdong. The organisation of the assassin party. Shunde, Guangdong becomes a base of thieves. An immoral woman poisoned her husband.


date: 1911-09-30
page: 6
column: b
title: Notice from Chinese Consulate to Australia
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091942
trove_id: 24091942
description:
A notice from Chinese Consulate to Australia asks all Chinese in Australia to be calm about the riots against government's handling of railways in Sichuan. 


date: 1911-09-30
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091941
trove_id: 24091941
description:
Business comparison between New South Wales and Victoria. Mine workers in Tasmania are on strike. A proposal for Sydney to hold a world trade affair. The case of a Chinese's killing of a westerner in Hobart. Railway in Victoria made profits. Opium smugglers are caught in Sydney. 


date: 1911-09-30
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Notice from China's Consulate to New Zealand
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091941
trove_id: 24091941
description:
A notice from China's Consulate to New Zealand is about procedure for Chinese entry to Australia from New Zealand.


date: 1911-09-30
page: 8
column: c
title: Debates with Jingdong Newspaper
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091944
trove_id: 24091944
description:
The Tung Wah Times has its debates with Jingdong Newspaper over the issue of revolution led by Sun Wen and Huang Xing. 


date: 1911-10-07
page: 2
column: c
title: Recent activities of the navy and the army
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091947
trove_id: 24091947
description:
Several graduates from Japanese navy school return to China. The army has made new regulations for its reform.


date: 1911-10-07
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091946
trove_id: 24091946
description:
China is to have its embassy in Hague. Department of Finance decides any foreign loans must be approved by the Department. Chen Jingtao visits Europe for learning their experience in order to set up China's national bank and promote Chinese money. Northeast China Governor asks for harnessing Liao River in northeast China. Donations to the navy. The issue of military exercise this year. The issue of Japanese salt in Mongolia and Manchu. 


date: 1911-10-07
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091946
trove_id: 24091946
description:
A new stop for Guangdong-Wuhan railway. The case of Huayang. Temporary replacement of navy chief. Shops are added steel bars for security in Zhimendi, Guangdong. Governor concerns about the issue of gangsters. Smoking Ban Association celebrates its fourth anniversary. A revolutionary is expelled from Vietnam for his speech on revolution. 


date: 1911-10-07
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Honolulu correspondence
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091951
trove_id: 24091951
description:
A ship with 72 Chinese overseas students to America passed Honolulu. The current situation of the Pearl Harbour. 


date: 1911-10-07
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091950
trove_id: 24091950
description:
An Australian traveller tells the change of Honolulu. Minister for Agriculture suggests export of Australian rice to east Asia. Australian cruiser ordered from Britain is ready for service. Donations to those killed in Mexico. The case of a Chinese's killing of a western in Hobart. Former governor to Australia dies. Parade for 8 hours's work a day. Number of visitors to Sydney Museum. Proposal for a new theatre in Victoria. Proposal for a World Trade Fair in Sydney. Variola found on a Hong Kong ship arrived in Australia. A gallery in Sydney. 


date: 1911-10-14
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Critising ridiculous currency of the revolutionary party
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091956
trove_id: 24091956
description:
The currency of Republic of China issued by Sun Yatsen is in fact that the revolutionaries are cheating people for money.


date: 1911-10-14
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Imperial edicts
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091956
trove_id: 24091956
description:
Shixu is on holidays and Li Jiaju is temporarily appointed the chief of Zi Zhen Yuan. Governors of Hu Guang, Shichuan and other two provinces are required to cooperatively manage their railways.


date: 1911-10-14
page: 2
column: c
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091956
trove_id: 24091956
description:
Rui Zheng requires the government to settle down railways unrest in Shichuan. Zhang Mingqi is required to settle down railways unrest in Guangdong.The case of Cai Naihuang involves one of the princes. Ambassadors of various nations in Beijing require Chinese government to protect their rights of railways in Shichuan. Lin Erjia donates to the Navy Ministry and gets a honorary title. Zhao Xi and Ou Jialian impede Sheng Xuanhui. Duan Fang and Zhao Erfeng attempt to settle down railways unrest in Shichuan. Massive riots of robbing rice occurs in Souzhou and Changzhou.Ying Chang discusses to let German businessmen to construct a military plant. Gui Chun requires newspaper to abide by the law. Lu Zhen Xiang and Liu Jing are to be ambassadors of Russia and Holland respectively.


date: 1911-10-14
page: 2
column: c
title: Era of foreign loans flooding in
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091956
trove_id: 24091956
description:
Navy developing plan attracts various countries competing to provide loans . Japan urges Chinese government to refund the loans for Jiangxi railways.  Jiangnan province makes more foreign loans.


date: 1911-10-14
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Macau negotiation
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091956
trove_id: 24091956
description:
Portugal troops make trouble in Macau area and Chinese government plans to negotiate with Portugal government.


date: 1911-10-14
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091955
trove_id: 24091955
description:
Some officials are to attend the international opium ban conference. Russia increases its troops in Far East. Achievement of Tianjing currency manufacturing plant. Trip of Chinese industrial delegation to Japan. Tibet , Shichuan and Yunnan are to change their names to West Three Province. Result of Pian Ma negotiation. Secret negotiation of Russia and Japan on Northeast China. Rui Gao is killed in Russia.


date: 1911-10-14
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091955
trove_id: 24091955
description:
Guangdong military warns people not to be cheated by the revolutionary party. Chinese businessmen actively manage their own railways. Guangdong governor attempts to solve railway unrest. Governor of Guangdong entreats central government to issue shares of Guangdong railways. Budget of Guangdong railways. Peng Dao is enrolling soldiers in Yunnan. Foreign loans to settle down paper currency unrest. Governor of Guangdong prevents the revolutionaries in cab men.  Official changes in Guangdong. Shi Hui Jiang river is rising.


date: 1911-10-14
page: 7
column: a
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091961
trove_id: 24091961
description:
Australian businessman is well treated in Japan. Labour Party of south Australia wins its parliament majority.  Chief of British opium ban association comes  to Australia. Newcastle's coal export in September. Federal Foreign Minister passed away. Labour power increases and leads to loss of both labour and capital. A Chinese shop in  Melbourne is found doing gambling business.  Memorising Confucius birthday in Sydney.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 2
column: c
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091967
trove_id: 24091967
description:
Government plans to award titles to graduates from various schools. Navy plans to add warships. Cai Naihuang is returning to China. Navy ministry is to put its plan into practice. Court examination is to be terminated. Sheng Bingkong is to be governor of Yunnan.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 2
column: d
title: Struggles in political world
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091967
trove_id: 24091967
description:
Li Jiaju advises to set up new official system. Prince Qing takes sick leave. Che Gong powerful as the minister of finance. Governor of Guangdong is in troubling situation.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 3
column: a-c
title: Riots records in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091966
trove_id: 24091966
description:
Chinese Youngster Revolutionaries starts a revolt in Wu Chang, and Rui Zheng was removed from the governor of Hubei. More unrests in Shichuan and Hunan and General Zhang Biao was removed. Foreign powers won't interfere the revolutionaries if foreigner are not disturbed.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091966
trove_id: 24091966
description:
Government opens official positions to Han nationalities. Macau negotiation finished. New foreign loans of Hankou Iron Bridge. A group of Japanese investigates Qing Dao, Shangdong province. Shortage of government budget for next year. Railway unrest in Shichuan force the minister to give in. Swaziland wishes to explore coal mines in Jilin. Yunnan mines return to the government.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091966
trove_id: 24091966
description:
Portugal ships still stay on sea close to Guangdong. More foreign debts of Guangdong. Names of Guangdong students selected to study in America. Governor of Guangdong advises central government not to change its policy on nationalisation of railways. Governor of Guangdong may be changed. Serious flooding in Jiajing, Guangdong. Rescue relief is called for flooding in Xiangpu, Guangdong.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091970
trove_id: 24091970
description:
Pan Yunkong answers Business Protection Association. Japanese bankers are coming to visit Australia. Trade unions are getting more powerful. Newcastle shipwreck killed 15 seamen. A fire in a Melbourne company resulted in heavy loss. A navy institute is to set up in Sydney. People in Sydney oppose exhibition conference. Test results of Sydney China's Primary School. Memorising Confucius' birthday in Sydney. False wines were found in Victoria.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 7
column: b
title: Revolution unrest
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091970
trove_id: 24091970
description:
Revolutionary uprising in Wu Chang led to foreigners to escape and Yuang Shikai is appointed the governor of Hubei Province.


date: 1911-10-21
page: 8
column: b-c
title: Anecdotes of Australian politician
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091973
trove_id: 24091973
description:
Xian Li Bo (nnn) , the previous premier of the cabinet, went through many hardships before he realised his political aims of making Australia a federal government.


date: 1911-10-21
page: suppl
column: a-b-c
title: Criticising East Warning newspaper
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091972
trove_id: 24091972
description:
Revolutionaries started violent uprising in Wu Chang resulted in huge casualties and even foreign interferences.


date: 1911-10-21
page: suppl
column: c
title: Notice of general counsel of Melbourne
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091972
trove_id: 24091972
description:
Revolutionaries occupied some parts of Hubei but government troops led by Yuan Shikai will soon destroy them.


date: 1911-10-28
page: 2
column: b
title: Imperial edicts
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091976
trove_id: 24091976
description:
About a flood disaster in Caozhou, Fujian. Son of former chief of taxation office Howard (nnn)  is honoured. Two edicts about Yunnan.


date: 1911-10-28
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Headline news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091976
trove_id: 24091976
description:
China is to have another talk with Portugal over the board issue. Four senior officials have a secret meeting about Sichuan issue with emperor. Department of Education has a more strict selection of students this year. Russian ambassador to China sends a note to Chinese government about the issue of Mongolia. Chinese ambassador to Britain shows condolence to Howard (nnn) family. Army chief sends someone to visit Li Zhun. A cabinet meeting is held in the emperor's house. Chinese embassies and consulates are told to protect overseas Chinese. Russians make trouble in Heilongjiang. 


date: 1911-10-28
page: 2
column: c
title: Hong Kong correspondence
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091976
trove_id: 24091976
description:
Riots resulted from the railway issue in Sichuan. Only political parties try to save China. Branches of Constitution Society set up in other provinces. 


date: 1911-10-28
page: 2
column: d
title: Railway work postponed
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091976
trove_id: 24091976
description:
Sichuan-Guangdong-Wuhan railway work is postponed due to riots against government's handling of the issue of the railway in question.


date: 1911-10-28
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091975
trove_id: 24091975
description:
Fund for imperial family is finalised. The Regent is frightened on his way home. Department of Education decides names of degrees. Lushun military port changed to be trade port. Member of state council tries to control overseas students. Secret message to crack down riots in Sichuan. 


date: 1911-10-28
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091975
trove_id: 24091975
description:
Members of railway protection society suggest to support people on the railway issue. Budget cut for each department. China's hard-time negotiation with Portugal over Macao. Two battalions sent to Sichuan. Fights between two villages. Revolutionary pigtail cutters arrested. Staff from Zhongyuan Newspaper questioned. 


date: 1911-10-28
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091979
trove_id: 24091979
description:
Celebration for Confucius's birthday. Federal army chief asks for attention to Japan. Sydney train station is to be built. Sydney World Workers Union Conference opened yesterday. Chairman of Sydney Imperial Constitution Association gives a report on his visit to China. Celebration for Confucius's birthday held outside Sydney. 


date: 1911-10-28
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Revolutionary riots
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091979
trove_id: 24091979
description:
Imperial family members fled to Hebei for the fear of revolutionary riots in Beijing. (continued on supplement page)


date: 1911-10-28
page: 8
column: c
title: Donations to floods in Anhui
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091982
trove_id: 24091982
description:
More than 50 people's names listed for their donations to floods in Anhui collected by China's consulate-general to Australia.


date: 1911-11-04
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Special message
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091985
trove_id: 24091985
description:
The editorial office receives a special message from Hong Kong that Minister for Transport Department was dismissed and national congress is to be held next year.


date: 1911-11-04
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091984
trove_id: 24091984
description:
Education Department makes change of graduates' awarding system. Minister for Transport Department lost favour. Army reduction in Fujian.  


date: 1911-11-04
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091984
trove_id: 24091984
description:
China-Portugal negotiation over Macao is still under way. Reform in communication and transport department. China's fishing right in Xijiang (west river). Fares for Guangzhou-Kowloon railway. Governor intends to send a secret message to government about crisis resulted from railway issue in Sichuan. Air boat inventor Feng Ru is to return to America. Number of voters in Xinhui County.


date: 1911-11-04
page: 6
column: b
title: Special message
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091989
trove_id: 24091989
description:
A special message from Beijing that the advisory committee suggests no relatives be appointed in the cabinet, ban on political parties be lifted and constitution be in use. 


date: 1911-11-04
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091988
trove_id: 24091988
description:
Australian census of white people and aborigines. More than 700 hundred people attended the celebration of Confucius' birthday in Sydney. A white man is to be charged for having several wives. Chinese were caught for possession of opium and gambling. A Chinese woman is refused to stay in Australia due to white Australian policy. 


date: 1911-11-04
page: 7
column: b
title: Two notices from China's Consulate General to Australia
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091988
trove_id: 24091988
description:
Two notices from China's Consulate General to Australia about no punishement for those voluntarily surrender themselves for revolutionary activities and fights between government troops and revolutionary troops in China.


date: 1911-11-11
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091993
trove_id: 24091993
description:
Navy Ministry is to build warships and set up military institutions.The Post and Transport Ministry is to return railway shares to previous owners. Legal cases in some places are subject to direct administration of central legislation.  Examination result of overseas graduates is exposed. Wu Bingwei impedes Fu Kaisen. Another election of senators will be held in Shichun.


date: 1911-11-11
page: 3
column: a
title: New demands of the military
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091992
trove_id: 24091992
description:
Zhang Sujing, chief commander of Zhi Li troops proposes 8 items to the new government including retain the emperor.


date: 1911-11-11
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Riots record in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091992
trove_id: 24091992
description:
Yuan Shikai is negotiating with Li Yuanhong. Military revolts in various places result in huge casualties. Wu Tingfang is on the side of revolutionaries. Zi Zheng Yuan admits differences between revolutionary parties and the riot bandits.


date: 1911-11-11
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091992
trove_id: 24091992
description:
Li Jingyi makes up mind to resign.Wang Botang returns to Beijing on issue of Japanese East Asia Association. Cai Naihuang escapes to Qingdao to avoid legal charge. Some students are to go to Britain to study navy. Yunnan businessmen oppose government's agreement. Liu Shengyuan is proved still alive. Result of overseas students examination is exposed.


date: 1911-11-11
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091992
trove_id: 24091992
description:
Twenty million railway shares are subject to control of Da Qing Bank and Transport Bank.  Another failure of negotiating with France. Ridiculous party donations in Guangdong.  Another revolutionary newspaper appears. Two villages in Guangdong occur big fights. Liu Yongfu is to be governor of Gao Zhou, Guangdong province.


date: 1911-11-11
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091996
trove_id: 24091996
description:
British government admits Portugal a democratic country. New South Wales welcomes European immigrants. Statistics of New South Wales's government debt. Income of railways in New South Wales. A Chinese woman shot a Chinese man. An European is murdered in Sydney. Begg's Whisky is popular. Tangye Oil Engine is advised to Chinese.


date: 1911-11-11
page: 7
column: b
title: Riots record in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24091996
trove_id: 24091996
description:
A new governor of Shangxi was killed by the Manchu soldier. All railways to Beijing are in controls of the revolutionaries. Li Yuanhong, the head of revolutionaries proposes to establish a federal republic country. The imperial family is to move out from Beijing.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 2
column: b
title: Imperial edicts
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092002
trove_id: 24092002
description:
Appraise of Rui Zheng's immediate activities on the revolutionaries' revolt. Rui Zheng was removed as not capable to settle the revolutionaries' revolt.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Revolutionary wave
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092002
trove_id: 24092002
description:
Revolutionary army occupied some important sites in Wu Chang. Ying Chang is leading government troops to attack Wu Chang. More foreign warships are gathering in Wu Chang but keep neutral.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Crisis in Mongolia
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092002
trove_id: 24092002
description:
Mongolian king secretly makes deal with Russia for protection and the latter sends more troops to Mongolia.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Riots record in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092001
trove_id: 24092001
description:
Russia and Britain send more troops to protect their interests in China. Manchu imperial members secretly meets to get Russia's protection. Revolutionary army and government troops are violently killing each other. Manchu troops are killing innocent people in  Nanjing. Yuan Shikai resigns from premier of the cabinet. Yuan Shikai writes to Li Yuanhong to express his support.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092001
trove_id: 24092001
description:
China and France agree to send consuls to each other. Counsel for foreign loans is settled. Result of mines' negotiation with Brtitain and France. Russia is building railways in Siberia. British troops invades Yunnan borders.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092001
trove_id: 24092001
description:
Poor budget of Guangdong government. A big gun is put in front of the building of Guangdong governor's. More people are exchanging paper money for silver money. New Association is to build shopping center. Robberies rise in Sheng Dushui, Guangdong. Two robberies occur in  Bai Tu Xu, Guangdong. Government troops are gathering in Guangzhou for preventing riots.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 6
column: b
title: Riots record in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092006
trove_id: 24092006
description:
The revolutionary army controls Areas along Yangtse River. One hundred thousand people escape to Tianjing and price of rice rises sharply.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092005
trove_id: 24092005
description:
Two Australian warships are ordered to go to China to protect British people. Governor of New South Wales returns from abroad. Census of Sydney. A Japanese army official went to explore the South Pole. A Japanese training warship visits Australia. Two women were attacked in Mo Shi Wen(ppp).  Teachers in New South Wales demand for pay rise. Chen Wu, a Chinese seaman was beaten by their European colleagues.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 7
column: b
title: Riots record in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092005
trove_id: 24092005
description:
Manchu troops are brutally killing innocent people. Foreigner are required to stay at home. People in Beijing welcome the return of Yuan Shikai. Wu Tingfang askes the emperor to retreat. Revolutionaries accidently killed each other.  Her majesty asks Yuan Shikai protect the country. Wu Tingfang notifies foreign ambassadors that a new parliament is to set up in Shanghai.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Wang Geng's letter to an influential official
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092008
trove_id: 24092008
description:
Wang Geng, the chief of Jilin Military Section, points out that the collapse of the government results from losing support of the people.


date: 1911-11-18
page: 8
column: c
title: Donations for Anhui and Liang Hu flooding
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092008
trove_id: 24092008
description:
Name list of Chinese people in Melbourne, Bendigo, Ballarat, Broken Hill and other places donate to flooding areas in China.


date: 1911-11-25
page: 2
column: a
title: Advice to revolutionaries
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092010
trove_id: 24092010
description:
Foreign loans are the most harmful to a country and the revolutionaries should take lessons from previous government.


date: 1911-11-25
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Progress of revolution
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092010
trove_id: 24092010
description:
Revolutions spring up everywhere in China. Conflicts between government and revolutionaries are intensified. 


date: 1911-11-25
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Opposition to foreign loans for military expansion
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092009
trove_id: 24092009
description:
Japanese military proposal for borrowing foreign loans for its military expansion meets opposition in the cabinet.


date: 1911-11-25
page: 3
column: b
title: British king and Turkey
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092009
trove_id: 24092009
description:
British king expresses his gratitude to Turkey for their security during his visit to India, Egypt and Turkey. 


date: 1911-11-25
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092009
trove_id: 24092009
description:
Government in crisis as Wuchang has fallen into revolutionary hands. A Japanese is arrested for his violence against a Chinese. Federation is established in Mongolia. Chinese Tongwen School in Japan awards excellent students. Bao Bin and another 30 students are rewarded. 


date: 1911-11-25
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092009
trove_id: 24092009
description:
Governor orders to stop collecting taxation from people. Governor asks for postpone of implementing the new administration. Foreign warships arrive one after another in Guangdong. The advisory committee states it did not receive a message from Hubei. The autumn military exercise is postponed. Sichuan army asks for its soldiers in Guangdong back to Sichuan due to increasing revolutionary riots there. 


date: 1911-11-25
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092013
trove_id: 24092013
description:
Census of New South Wales. Millionaire in Australia. Progress of two expedition teams to the South Pole. A Chinese family was killed in Queensland. A Chinese missionary suicides in Melbourne due to his smuggling activities. The case of insluting a Chinese seaman closed. Students with higest marks for August in Sydney Chinese School. They are Li Sihua, Situ Fenglian, Huang Hua, Situ Xianrong, Huang Liuying, Wu Jinpei, Ma Xianli, Ma Anguo, Huang Zhaoji and Ye Yuezu.


date: 1911-11-25
page: 8
column: d
title: Notice of Chinese Consulate General to Australia
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092016
trove_id: 24092016
description:
Chinese Consulate General to Australia issued its notice about its note to Tasmanian government and a reply from Tasmanian government over the case of killing of a Chinese in Tasmania. (continues on page 6)


date: 1911-12-02
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Mexico's compensation
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092019
trove_id: 24092019
description:
Mexico government agrees to provide 2 million dollars only for compensation of those Chinese killed in Mexico. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 2
column: d
title: Public notice of revolutionaries
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092019
trove_id: 24092019
description:
A public notice by revolutionaries in Hubei states to overthrow emperoism and protect foreigners in China. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 3
column: b
title: Chinese organisation asks for revision of regulations
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092018
trove_id: 24092018
description:
A Chinese business organisation in America asks American government to revise its regulation for Chinese entry into America.


date: 1911-12-02
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092018
trove_id: 24092018
description:
Foreigners are happy about revolutionary riots in China. Imperial guardian appeals for stopping each province's borrowing more foreign loans. Chairman of Hubei advisory committee keeps silent after he returned from his Beijing trip. A murder case of Chinese overseas students in Russia. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092018
trove_id: 24092018
description:
Number of new troops in Guangdong. Financial chief investigates all previous accounts of the provincial government. A new ordnance factory is ready for inspection. Two new army leaders appointed to lead Guangdong army. A woman cheats for money. Shantang Yuan issues a public notice for protection of Man people. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 6
column: b
title: Revolutionary party's statement to foreign consulates to China
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092023
trove_id: 24092023
description:
The revolutionary party issues a statement to all foreign consulates to China that all foreigners and their properties are protected. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092022
trove_id: 24092022
description:
Chinese seamen fight with local police due to the ban of their board off the ship. A murder case in Sydney. The case of two Chinese shot dead in Tasmania. Disadvantage of early marriage.  The murder case of a Chinese family in Queensland. Governor of New South Wales returns from holiday. Booming business of a Chinese restaurant in Sydney. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 7
column: b
title: Fight might cease
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092022
trove_id: 24092022
description:
Fight between government troops and revolutionaries might cease as revolutionaries ask for negotiation with the government. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 7
column: b
title: Nanjing might fall into revolutionary hands
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092022
trove_id: 24092022
description:
Nanjing might fall into revolutionary hands as revolutionaries are marching into Nanjing from all directions. 


date: 1911-12-02
page: 8
column: c
title: Current situation in Guangdong
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092025
trove_id: 24092025
description:
Government orders troops to be alert. Troops are asked to guard gates of Guangdong. Governor asks residents to be calm. Many people flee out of Guangdong feared of coming of revolutionaries. Many businesses closed.


date: 1911-12-02
page: 8
column: d
title: Travel notes
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092025
trove_id: 24092025
description:
Some travel notes about American president, Italian royal family's cars and a Frenchman tours around the world. 


date: 1911-12-09
page: 2
column: d
title: General Li's statement
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092027
trove_id: 24092027
description:
Revolutionary general Li issued a statement that people of different nationalities are treated equally by revolutionaries. 


date: 1911-12-09
page: 3
column: b
title: Japanese finance
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092026
trove_id: 24092026
description:
Japanese finance is in deficit. Withdraw of more budget for military expansion applauds wide support. 


date: 1911-12-09
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092026
trove_id: 24092026
description:
Various organisations ask for union. Governor rewards new army for their efforts to protect Guangdong. Army general asks for calm and do not believe any rumour about revolution. Banks are busy with answering people's demands for more security boxes. Hong Kong is to be over populated with more and more people fleeing there from Guangdong. Revolutionary assassin of General Feng dies due to serious wound.


date: 1911-12-09
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Guangdong governor asks for punishment
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092031
trove_id: 24092031
description:
Guangdong governor asks for punishment of him from Beijing government due to loss of Guangdong to revolutionaries. 


date: 1911-12-09
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092030
trove_id: 24092030
description:
Shen Dunhe's donations to China. West Australia sends six boxes of apples to British King in India for coronation. Australian federal government proposes to have an office in London. Another more than 1000 British migrants arrived in Victoria. Australian expedition to the South Pole marches on. Parliamentary members ask for salary increase. An Australian kills his family and then suicides. Portugal builds wireless telephone on one of its colonial islands near Australia. British paoqiu (nnn) team competes Australian team in Sydney. 


date: 1911-12-09
page: 7
column: b
title: Urgent Message from China's Donghua Hospital
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092030
trove_id: 24092030
description:
An urgent message from China's Donghua Hospital asks for donations to those suffer from war disasters in Hubei.


date: 1911-12-09
page: 8
column: a
title: Li's letter to Sha Zhenbing
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092033
trove_id: 24092033
description:
Revolutionary leader, Li Yuanhong's letter to Sha Zhenbing (nnn) about the revolution happening in China.


date: 1911-12-09
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Revolutionary army in Hubei
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092033
trove_id: 24092033
description:
Recent revolutionary army activities in Hubei including increase of troop number, number of ammunitions, union of different groups of revolutionary armies, negotiation with government about stopping fighting and leader Li Hongyuan sends notes to all foreign consulates to China.


date: 1911-12-09
page: 8
column: b-d
title: Revolutionary activities in Shanghai
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092033
trove_id: 24092033
description:
Several revolutionary activities happen in Shanghai including conflict between police and several revolutionaries, people told by Shanghai military government to be happy with establishment of republic China and calm and do whatever they usually do, bombing of Shanghai Ammunition Manufacture Bureau by revolutionaries, revolutionaries set fire on Transport Bureau and key train stations guarded by revolutionary soldiers,  revolutionaries set rewards for capture of Liu Yan who fled away, Shanghai Consuls' Society set up, revolutionaries occupy Longhua ammunition factory and Wu Zhiyong appointed as negotiator for revolutionaries.


date: 1911-12-09
page: 8
column: d
title: Haiming's notes
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092033
trove_id: 24092033
description:
Contrast between general Li Yuanhong and Zhang Biao for their attitude towards soldiers; Tie Zhong is most powerful man of Man nationality in Hubei army and a general was killed for his disobedience to the government. 


date: 1911-12-16
page: 2
column: b-c
title: More imperial edicts
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092035
trove_id: 24092035
description:
More imperial edicts about several appointments of diplomats, army officials and release of reformists.


date: 1911-12-16
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Important news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092035
trove_id: 24092035
description:
Guangdong advisory committee appeals for following models of foreign federal governments to process government documents.


date: 1911-12-16
page: 2
column: d
title: Beijing's aristocrats
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092035
trove_id: 24092035
description:
Beijing's aristocrats put their money in foreign banks and stock food due to revolutionary riots spreading quickly to Beijing.


date: 1911-12-16
page: 3
column: a
title: Revolution and its effects
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092034
trove_id: 24092034
description:
Spreading revolution results in the Regent's retirement, pigtails cut all over China and use of western calendar. Government troops defeated revolutionary troops in Tianjin on their way back to Beijing, Hundred revolutionaries caught and killed by government troops in Pinghu (ppp). Negotiation on fire cease between government and revolutionaries broke and war between them starts again. Chinese gold and silver sold to foreign banks for money. Yuan Shikai's representative is to have peace talk with revolutionary representative in Hankou, Hubei. Revolutionaries are said not willing to have peace talk with government. They insist establishment of a republic China. 


date: 1911-12-16
page: 3
column: a
title: War likely between Britain and Germany
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092034
trove_id: 24092034
description:
War likely happens between Britain and Germany over the issue of protecting French and Belgian borders against Germany's invasion. 


date: 1911-12-16
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092034
trove_id: 24092034
description:
Current China's national treasury deposit. Member of Hubei government arrives in Beijing reporting on revolutionary riots there. General of Hubei army Zhang Wenxiang blamed for not finding out Li Yuanhong's revolutionary activities when he was under his leadership. Two members of Hubei government ask each other to flee. No government officials in Hubei are to be charged due to current revolutionary riots there. 


date: 1911-12-16
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092034
trove_id: 24092034
description:
Governor comforts and compensates bereaved families whose members died during bombing of General Feng's death. People are moving out of Guangdong due to revolutionary riots. Revolutionaries active in Jiujiang. Several families in Jiujiang killed by revolutionary gangsters. More than 80 prisoners released in Nanhai County. Guangdong reformists are to be released. 


date: 1911-12-16
page: 3
column: d
title: Republic army in Hubei
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092034
trove_id: 24092034
description:
Leader of Hubie republic army Li Yuanhong asks for new recruitment and reform of army official salaries and benefits. 


date: 1911-12-16
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092038
trove_id: 24092038
description:
Call from Hong Kong Donghua hospital asking for donations to Hankou people suffering from war disasters. Donators include Xin Suihe, Wu Shihua, Zhanfu, Gong Lisheng, Chen Xingyuan, Zhen Fanchang and Cai Chang. Sydney Hospital celebrates its 100 anniversary. New German ship owner kind to Chinese. More British immigrants to West Australia. Federal parliament members are to visit North Territory. New York cinema starts showing American movies. 


date: 1911-12-16
page: 7
column: b
title: Guangdong military government's notes to all foreign consulates to China
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092038
trove_id: 24092038
description:
Guangdong military government sends notes to all foreign consulates to China in Guangdong announcing independent as republic government.  


date: 1911-12-16
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Zhang Shaohui and other army commanders' proposal to the government
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092041
trove_id: 24092041
description:
Zhang Shaohui and others propose to government that constitutional reforms are the only way to rescue crisis.


date: 1911-12-16
page: 8
column: b-c
title: Zhang Mingqi proposes to central government that Wang Jinwei and Li Yuanhong be excused
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092041
trove_id: 24092041
description:
Zhang Mingqi, Guangdong governor, believes that to excuse revolutionary prisoner Wang Jingwei and revolutionary army commander Li Yuanhong is beneficial to the country.


date: 1911-12-16
page: 8
column: c
title: Records of revolution issues
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092041
trove_id: 24092041
description:
A financial section chief loses his position and fortune when revolution riots occur. Hui Zheng flees to Shanghai and makes an insurance arrangement in foreign insurance company.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Proposal to provincial governors in China
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092043
trove_id: 24092043
description:
Zhu Maosu and Huang Lizhong advise provincial governors to throw down Man government and restore order in China as soon as possible.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 2
column: b
title: Miscellaneous record of revolution
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092043
trove_id: 24092043
description:
Some places in Zhejiang announce independence. Fujin escaped to Gemany and Sheng Xuanhui to Japan. Wu Luzhen was killed by Man people. Xun Beile is to escape to Russia. Wu Tingfang announces to organise a temporary government in Shanghai. Yuan Shikai proposes to divide China into two parts. Huang Xing and Li Yuanhong propose to Sun Yatsen to send an expedition northward.  Wang Chonghui refuses to take office in the central government. Yang du on behalf of north constitutional party is to negotiate with Wang Jingwei who is on behalf of the south revolutionary party.Chen Jintao, Zhang Sai and Da Sou request to resign.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 2
column: c
title: Guangdong revolutionary army's expedition northward
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092043
trove_id: 24092043
description:
Chen Zhen, Ma Jinchung and Chen Yuqing lead various troops of North Expedition Army and Cheng Ziyi organises army of volunteers.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 2
column: d
title: Zhang Shaohui's cable to Li Yuanhong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092043
trove_id: 24092043
description:
Zhang Shaohui requests that revolutionary leaders come to Beijing for negotiation on a new government.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 3
column: a
title: Purse's crisis
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092042
trove_id: 24092042
description:
British foreign minister cables Russia that a new Purse government should be established for settling the crisis.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 3
column: b
title: Overseas Chinese students supported by the government are short of fund
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092042
trove_id: 24092042
description:
No fund is provided from the government to overseas students in America since the revolutionary uprising.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092042
trove_id: 24092042
description:
Current situation in Beijing.  Chinese overseas students in Japan attempt to return to China for revolution. Seng Xuanhui's rest garden in Souzhou is changed to Red Cross office. Wei Guangxi refuses to take government office. Government officials compete to draw deposits from banks.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092042
trove_id: 24092042
description:
Guangdong is to organise education association. Zhu Xingyi with relatives escaped after revolution. Huang Nin attempts to escape. Guangdong drives away gamblers. Previous official tried to escape when revolution started. Long Shichu leads government of Zhaocheng, Guangdong. Military commander Hu takes office. Many people compete to join volunteers troop of revolutionary army. A new flag was set up in front of military building.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Internal conflicts in Hunan
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092047
trove_id: 24092047
description:
Jiao Dafeng and Chen Zhuoxing, previous military commanders of Hunan were killed and Tan Tingyue is now the commander.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092046
trove_id: 24092046
description:
Number of immigrants to various places in Australia for next year.  A Melbourne youngster lost a leg in accident but got a generous compensation. Colourful celebration for anniversary of Sydney Hospital. It snows in some places in Melbourne in summer. Coal miners strike due to disagreement with the management.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 8
column: b-c
title: Notes of Guangdong government
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092049
trove_id: 24092049
description:
Guangdong government orders cutting queue, military and people's cooperation and usage of paper money.


date: 1911-12-23
page: 8
column: c
title: Notes on cutting queue and changing costumes
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092049
trove_id: 24092049
description:
Government notes that cutting queue is necessary but changing costumes needs for the congress decision.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 2
column: a
title: China should stop fighting soon
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092051
trove_id: 24092051
description:
People look forward to social order and provincial governments should keep social orders for people.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 2
column: b-c
title: letters from Beijing
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092051
trove_id: 24092051
description:
The government may ask foreign troops to help attack revolutionary army. Yuan Shikai asks Li Yuanhong to stop fighting for the sake of people.  Yuan Shikai propose imperial constitutional system for future government.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 2
column: c
title: Japanese views
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092051
trove_id: 24092051
description:
British troops may occupy railways in Northeast China. Troops of other countries are reluctant to interfere China's affairs but Japan is waiting for chance. America is helping revolutionaries and has ambition in China. Russia is going to help Man government for benefits in Mongolia and Manchu. 


date: 1911-12-30
page: 3
column: a
title: Miscellaneous record of revolution in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092050
trove_id: 24092050
description:
Chinese soldiers inTibet stir riots. A peace negotiation meeting is held in Shanghai. Yuan Shikai may become the first president of republic of China.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 3
column: b
title: Opium ban conference
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092050
trove_id: 24092050
description:
Opium ban conference in Holland proposes opium ban provision is prior  to any other provision in treaties.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 3
column: b
title: Letters from Japan
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092050
trove_id: 24092050
description:
Overseas Chinese students studying military in Japan are allowed to return to China. A Chinese consulate in Japan sold office properties and fled. Chinese students in Japan are short of fund and Chinese ambassador returns to China.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 3
column: b
title: Changsha news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092050
trove_id: 24092050
description:
Changsha military government in Hunan cables to Guangxi Government that both will unite to fight against the government troops.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092050
trove_id: 24092050
description:
Beijing government delays to refund foreign loans. Beijing people depend on Yuan Shikai to rescue crisis. Republic school and imperial constitutional school meets to solve differences. Many government spies are found in Wuhan. Shangdong announces independent in order to make China separate. Yu Hepu escaped to Shanghai after revolution.  Li Laoba, Li Zichun escaped to Shanghai. Wang Yuhong is leading a survey troop.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092050
trove_id: 24092050
description:
Volunteers troop goes northward for expedition. Li Jun is to travel in Germany.  Names of military counsels. Finance department in Guangdong praises Huang Qianghua supporting military govenment. Liu Yongfu visits Commander Long. Zhou Zhen resigns from Guangzhou city government. Officials are laid off in Military training school, Printing workers in Hong Kong strike on unreasonable arrest of workers by government.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 6
column: a
title: Important news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092055
trove_id: 24092055
description:
Hubei military government notify foreign countries that loans after revolution made by Man government are invalid.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 6
column: a
title: Views of negotiating representive on revolutionary government
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092055
trove_id: 24092055
description:
The negotiating representative of Yuan Shikai admits revolutionary leaders refuse imperial constitutional system and praises revolutionary army.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 6
column: b
title: Reporter of Times interviews Yuan Shikai
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092055
trove_id: 24092055
description:
Yuan Shikai agrees that Man government can't be kept and worries that internal conflicts occur after Man government collapses. 


date: 1911-12-30
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092054
trove_id: 24092054
description:
Federal government is to grant fund for officials to inspect different places. Statistics of foreign trade in New South Wales. Perth may nationalise its trams. Governors of six states meets to discuss politics. Black boxers are fighting in Sydney. Statistics of income of Victoria railways.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 7
column: b
title: Revolution tide in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092054
trove_id: 24092054
description:
More Guangdong troops join north expedition army. Sun Yatsen is to arrive in Shanghai. Twelve provinces are now belong to revolutionaries. Republic school is to elect Sun Yatsen as president.  Shanghai peace negotiation meeting proposes to discuss political system for future government.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 7
column: b
title: Liang Qicao's letter to Yuan Shikai
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092054
trove_id: 24092054
description:
Liang Qicao refuses to take office in Yuan's government and suggests Yuan to listen to voice of the people.


date: 1911-12-30
page: 8
column: b
title: Revolution records in Hunan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092057
trove_id: 24092057
description:
Jiao Daahang, governor of Hunan, was killed by the revolutionaries due to the fact that he was a bandit head. Jia Dazhang's refusal to obey revolutionary government led to his death. Tan Yiankai takes office of Hunan governor. 


date: 1911-12-30
page: 8
column: b-c
title: Official notes of Guangdong military government
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092057
trove_id: 24092057
description:
Liu Yongfu is appointed head of military department in Guangdong. All taxes will go to military government. Hu Yisheng is appointed head of Land and Water Department in Guangdong. Education department is to distribute fund to schools in Guangdong. Common people should not carry weapons and explosives. Printing workers in Hong kong are advised to stop strike. All telegrams sent out should be examined and approved.


date: 1912-01-06
page: 2
column: b
title: Wu Tingfang's letter to emperor
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092059
trove_id: 24092059
description:
Army general Wu Tingfang's letter to emperor explaining it isn't his fault for loss of Wuhan to revolutionaries. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Main news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092059
trove_id: 24092059
description:
Vice minister for finance fled Beijing. Yuan Shikai's relatives moved out of Beijing. Foreign Affairs Department tells all foreign consulates to China Shangdong is not to be independent and asks government a large amount of money for its normal business.  People against government borrowing another 30 million foreign loans. State gold sold for giving government staff salaries. Government in fear as Financial Department finds state revenue depoist less than one million. Yuan Shikai urges borrowing more foreign loans for army expenses but lenders insist Yuan's proposal be approved by State Council, of which most members actually against it. Man officials change their surnames to Han's. A person donates for protecting Nanjing from revolutionary attack. An aristocrat suggests donations for government army. Many aristocrats suggest to ask Japan for help as government northern army can't defeat revolutionaries. Wang Shizhen recruits new soldiers for Yuan Shikai in Henan. No news for the navy about coming of a warship team. Yuan Shikai anxious about foreign countries' opposition to his plan of more foreign loans. Government sends troops to Henan for help. Yuan Shikai sends more spies to each province. Foreign embassies in Beijing decide to have their troops there to protect them. Foreign embassies ask their consulates to move to costal cities in case of being robbed due to famines inland. Zhao Erxi rejects to send his troops to Beijing. Government office moved to Yuan Shikai's house. General of northern army in Wuhan is replaced for his illness. Russian ambassador is to return to Russia. Zhang Qian doesn't want take the position Minister for Agriculture, Industry and Commerce and Yan Xiu dosen't want to take the position Minister for Finance. Message from Rehe, Hebei about horse gangsters' robbery of officals there and ask for government troops to control the situation. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 2
column: d
title: Hubei to be temporary capital of republic government
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092059
trove_id: 24092059
description:
Li Yuanhong calls for a cabinet meeting to decide Hubei as temporary capital of republic government.


date: 1912-01-06
page: 3
column: a
title: Official message from China
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092058
trove_id: 24092058
description:
Official message from China about cabinet is to vote for imperial constitution or republic constitution. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Chinese revolution news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092058
trove_id: 24092058
description:
Japanese troops in Beijing march to Hankou. Head of revolutionaries Sun Yixian (Sun Zhongshan) arrived in Shanghai and issued statement about his new government. Yuan Shikai and Man officials agree to have meeting in Shanghai voting for imperial or republic constitution. Former Korean prince now in Shanghai French concession induced by revolutionaries for money. Japan expresses no intention to interfere China being a republic. Government official and revolutionary representative discuss an imperial constitutional or republic China. Mongolia is to state independent if China to be republic. Government troops defeated by revolutionaries in Sichuan. Nanjing revolutionary meeting all for Sun Wen (Sun Zhongshan) as president. Shanghai peace conference said to be against Yuan Shikai's proposal for more foreign loans. Yuan Shikai views no hope for his government due to poor economy. National Conference is to be held for deciding China's future political system.  Premier Yuan Shikai still prefers imperial constitution. Nanjing conference not decided acceptance of government's proposal for a national voting conference and Sun Zhongshan's presidency not yet finalised. Revolutionary head Sun Wen willing to appoint Yuan Shikai if he becomes president. Revolutionaries consume firing as fire cease expires. Revolutionaries accept government representative's request for emperor's security for his movement to Rehe, Hebei at Shanghai peace conference.  About four thousand revolutionary troops attacking Hankou. Government proposes another fire cease. Shanghai peace conference decides holding a national conference to vote for China's future political system. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 3
column: b
title: Message from Japan
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092058
trove_id: 24092058
description:
Qing government can not get any foreign loans. Buddhist abbot in Wuhan worries about future of his temple. Japanese sympathised for revolution is coming to China. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092058
trove_id: 24092058
description:
France intends to enter into Yunnan. Prince hides his treasures. An official is to be sentenced for his corruption. Yuan Shikai's son proposes peace negotiation with revolutionaries. Yunnan governor resigns for returning hometown. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092058
trove_id: 24092058
description:
Self-claimed revolutionaries force people to give donations. Conflicts between government troops and revolutionary troops in in Foshan. Guangdong people concern about republic government's new tax. New appointments for people's militia. New appointments for government army in Guangdong. New appointments for government army assistants in Guangdong. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 6
column: a
title: Appeal for donations to war disasters in Hankou
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092063
trove_id: 24092063
description:
Sydney Business Protection Association, Sydney Imperial Constitution Association and other Chinese organisation appeal for donations to war disasters in Hankou, China. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092062
trove_id: 24092062
description:
British academic lists four key issues for Australia. List of top students of Sydney Chinese Primary School in October test including Li Sihua, Situ Fenglian, Situ Xianrong, Feng Xiuzhen, Ma Antu, Wu Jinpei, Guo Dihuo, Zhan Zhuoying and Ye Yuezu. Chinese Consul-General to Australia's letter to Society for Chinese Youth about China's current government. Japanese training warship arrives in New Zealand. World famous boxers compete in Sydney. Interpreter of Hong Kong Consulate to America expresses his views about revolutionaries in Sydney. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 7
column: b
title: New Zealand news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092062
trove_id: 24092062
description:
China's Consul-General to New Zealand returns to China for his service leave. Its interpreter asks for return to China as he is to finish his three year term. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 7
column: b
title: China revolution news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092062
trove_id: 24092062
description:
Mongolia decides to support government against revolutionaries and states independent. Yuan Shikai asks Empress for military funds. Northern expeditionary army ready for another war with government troops. Revolutionaries attacked Hankou again but failed. Yuan Shikai asks for resignation due to poor economic situation and Empress agrees to give him more military funds to keep him. Prince receives a message from 15 senior military officials for more military funds. Revolutionary troops withdraw from Hanyang. Minister for Transport asks for resignation due to his agreement on withdrawing government troops. (continued from page 3)


date: 1912-01-06
page: 7
column: c
title: Zai Tao organises dare-to-die corps
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092062
trove_id: 24092062
description:
Zai Tao (prince?) organises dare-to-die corps for assassinating those who betray imperial government.


date: 1912-01-06
page: 8
column: a
title: Special envoy's letter to Yuan Shikai
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092065
trove_id: 24092065
description:
Special envoy to Jiangsu Zhang Qian replies to Yuan Shikai about his views on China's political system. 


date: 1912-01-06
page: 8
column: b-c
title: Wu asks foreign nations for their recognition
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092065
trove_id: 24092065
description:
Minister for Foreign Affairs of Republic China Wu Tingfang calls his colleagues in America to ask ally foreign nations for their recognition of Republic China. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 2
column: a
title: National Republic China Association
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092067
trove_id: 24092067
description:
Newly established National Republic China Association in Suzhou, Jiangsu issues a statement about its aims, structure and membership.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Beijing correspondence
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092067
trove_id: 24092067
description:
Government bans publication of notices against government found in Beijing. Navy department sends two spies to persuade foreign warships in Shanghai against revolutionaries. Corruption of the parliament for selling Shangdong for money. Yuan Shikai intends to borrow more foreign loans from Britain, France and Belgium. Republic sympathiser Yang Du hides in Tianjin. Princes set ban on all newspapers and close all universities. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 2
column: c
title: Hubei governor's special message
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092067
trove_id: 24092067
description:
Hubei governor sends special message to all other provincial governments for help after he lost Hanyang to revolutionaries.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 3
column: a
title: Chinese revolution news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092066
trove_id: 24092066
description:
Sun Yixian arrived in Nanjing and elected president of republic China. He vows to resign when Qing government overthrowed. Britain sends troops to Guangzhou for protection of its citizens and their property. Former Sichuan governor leads his troops from Tibet to Chengdu and defeats revolutionaries. British and Italian diplomats ask Yuan Shikai to send troops to Taiyuan, Shanxi for rescuing his citizens in danger. No result from Shanghai peace conference. National conference for voting for future of China's political system is needed. Sun Yixian received Yuan Shikai's letter about his proposal for a referendum to decide future China's political system. Former Sichuan governor and his assistants executed by revolutionaries in Sichuan. Beijing's railways controlled by foreign troops.  Sun Yixian curses Man government and praises republic. Shanghai Donation to Disasters Association asks for donations to floods in Jiangsu, Anhui, Shangdong and Hunan. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 3
column: b
title: Former governor refuses strong support
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092066
trove_id: 24092066
description:
Former Guangdong governor refuses strong support to his countymen for their provincial independent activities.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092066
trove_id: 24092066
description:
Beijing government finds hard to have foreign loans. Imperial family hold secret meeting to recruit more soldiers and unite with Mongolia. A female student writes to republic military government in Jiangxi about how to save China. A senior provincial military official is dismissed due to imperial family's intervene. Yuan Shikai sends troops to Shijiangzhang, Hebei. Republic army fights with government troops in Shijiangzhang. About five foreigners killed in Shanxi and Shannxi due to people there are against foreigners. Swedish men robbed in Henan. Severe fights happened between government troops and republic army in Shannxi. Republic minister for foreign affairs Wu Tingfang denies riots against foreigners in Xian by revolutionaries. Wu warns Shannxi people not to attack foreigners after receiving complaints from foreign consulates in Shanghai. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092066
trove_id: 24092066
description:
Republic military government concerns education, urging to investigate problems in education. Law graduates finishes three books about republic, election and constitution. A government official is robbed in Huazhou. Wang Jingwei is to return to Guangdong after released from prison. Some in Zhaocheng force people to cut pigtails. Bijiangkou asks for military help as gangsters active there. Lianzhou asks for military help as gangsters active there. Beihai urges military help as increasing riots there. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 6
title: Appeal for donations to Hankou disasters
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092071
trove_id: 24092071
description:
Sydney Business Protection Association, Sydney Imperial Constitution Association and other Chinese organisations issue a notice of appeal for donations to Hankou disasters. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Fujian correspondence
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092071
trove_id: 24092071
description:
Fujian republic governor starts his office. Memorial ceremony for former Fujian governor who did not resist revolutionary uprising there. Gulangyu becomes a public area for both Chhinse and foreigners. Robbery is popular in Xiamen. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 6
column: b
title: Revolutionary army chief arrives in Shanghai
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092071
trove_id: 24092071
description:
Revoultionary army chief Sa Zhenbin secretly visits Shanghai and predicts Qing Government is soon to be cracked down.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 6
column: b
title: Aristocrats lost their attraction
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092071
trove_id: 24092071
description:
Former powerful aristocrat Xun Tao lost his attraction. Shanxi governor sighs for his lacking the ability to do what he would like to do due to his getting older. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 6
column: b-c
title: Russia assists Mongolia independent
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092071
trove_id: 24092071
description:
Russia sends a note to ask China to recognise Mongolia's independence and tell Russia is to send troops there.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 6
column: c
title: State Affairs Care Asssociation disbanded
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092071
trove_id: 24092071
description:
State Affairs Care Association announces disband due to its original aims not match current situation.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 6
column: c
title: Wu Tingfang asks for invalidalising foreign loans contract
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092071
trove_id: 24092071
description:
Republic minister for foreign affairs Wu Tingfang writes to ask all foreign consulates in Shanghai to invalidalise all Qing government's foreign loans contracts with them.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092070
trove_id: 24092070
description:
Minority population in Australia. British navy staff sent to Australia for training Australian navy. Labour party holds its general meeting. Chinese shipmen arrested for brawling. Chinese restaurant in Sydney burned down. Variola found on a Hong Kong ship arrived in Australia recently. 


date: 1912-01-13
page: 7
column: b
title: Government in crisis
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092070
trove_id: 24092070
description:
Russia urges China's reply for his request of Mongolia's independence. A general's house burned down in Xiangjiang. People of Man nationality killed near Turkey. Pukou Railway taken over by revolutionaries. Nanjing republic government decides the North Expeditionary Army march to the north.


date: 1912-01-13
page: 8
column: d
title: Notice for donations
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092073
trove_id: 24092073
description:
Notice asking for people's donations to republic army and more than 50 names listed for their donations to the republic army.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 2
column: a
title: Editorial
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092075
trove_id: 24092075
description:
Editorial on calling for peaceful coexistence of all parties to discuss the issue of constitutional China. 


date: 1912-01-20
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Main news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092075
trove_id: 24092075
description:
Yuan Shikai still tries to convince foreign nations by taking Beijing-Wuhan Railway as mortgage for their loans and allowing foreigners to monitor China's finance. No money left in national depoist. Many senior officials in Beijing cut their pigtails. Sichuan government is ill. Ambassador to Britain summoned back to Beijing for important affairs. Many revoultionaries are arrested in Beijing and Tianjin recently. Bomb found in Beijing. Yunnan governor fled to Hong Kong. Zhejiang governor agrees not to resign. Zhejiang temporary parliament established. Huang Xin asks to pass on his message to Yuan Shikai who is welcome to have a key position in the republic if he is against Qing government. Yuan worries about foreign nations' attitude. Qing government's contract with France for their loans invalid. Yuan Shikai asks China's diplomats to help him to get foreign loans. Beijing in financial crisis. No salary for government staff this month. 


date: 1912-01-20
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Notice of Guangdong military government
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092075
trove_id: 24092075
description:
Notice of Guangdong military government about no legal actions on any former crimes,  appointment of Yang Muru to do fund raising in Nanyang, establishment of overseas Chinese militia to assist local police; appointment of several senior government officials and asking Shanghai governor to send collected donations in Shanghai to Guangdong.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 3
column: a
title: Military state of government troops and the revolutionary troops
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092074
trove_id: 24092074
description:
Government troops  are marching to Henan to stop the revolutionary troops that aim to occupy the province.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Russia's supports for Mongolia's independence
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092074
trove_id: 24092074
description:
Russia conspires and supports Mongolia's independence during the revolution, and the religious leaders of Exterior Mongolia drive away government officials and announce independence.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 3
column: b
title: Big powers have not recognised the republic
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092074
trove_id: 24092074
description:
Warships of big powers in Yangtse River were not allowed to congratulate Sun Yatsen's inauguration as the temporary president of the republic of China.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 3
column: b
title: Dark age of killings, raping and robbing
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092074
trove_id: 24092074
description:
Killing, raping and robbing widespread during revolution and thousands of Man women commit suicides preventing from being raped.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 3
column: c
title: Panic in Shangdong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092074
trove_id: 24092074
description:
Officials and wealthy people have been fleeing to Qingdao and other assumed safe places  since the revolutionary uprising in Hunan.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092074
trove_id: 24092074
description:
Huang Shilong determines to resign from the government. Governor Hu asks Huang Shilong not to resign. Elected military representives are going to Hunan to assist military planning. A robbery occurs in a hotel in Guangdong. Some people advise Guangdong government to levy heavy tax on opium rather than ban it. A conflict occurs between two troops resulting in battles in Guangdong. The revolutionary troops disembowelled Zhen Jiasheng for revenging his killing revolutionaries. More than twenty people were disembowelled in various ways by the revolutionary troops. Temporary government in Guangzhou is electing its chiefs of the senate. 


date: 1912-01-20
page: 3
column: d
title: Comment on current situation in China
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092074
trove_id: 24092074
description:
The new government should be careful not to kill innocent people resulting from evil persons' false witnesses .


date: 1912-01-20
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Fujian Governor's letter to overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092079
trove_id: 24092079
description:
Fujian governor calls on overseas Chinese to invest in Fujian and buy government loans, supporting the revolutionary government at the early stage.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 6
column: c
title: Should Qing emperor abdicate?
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092079
trove_id: 24092079
description:
Qing ministers support emperor's abdication and Yuan Shikai is proposed by the emperor to be the first president of the republic.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 6
column: c
title: Yuan Shikai's peace negotiation conditions
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092079
trove_id: 24092079
description:
Yuan Shikai made 14 provisions in his peace negotiation conditions including establishing the Empire of China.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092078
trove_id: 24092078
description:
A Victoria senator returning from China says that China is gradually westernised and Australia trade in China is to increase. Statistics of immigrants to Australia over last year.  A coal mine accident in New South Wales killed six miners. Two Japanese warships visit Sydney. Statistics of coal output in Newcastle. Xia Tingxiang is returning to China from New Zealand. The case of 16 Chinese seamen riot ends up with the Chinese seamen laid off. 


date: 1912-01-20
page: 7
column: b
title: Current news of Mongolia and Manchu
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092078
trove_id: 24092078
description:
Man princes call on donations for the country and Mongolian authorities negotiate with Chen Jitong for independence issue.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 7
column: b
title: Declaration of Yunnan governor
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092078
trove_id: 24092078
description:
A government declaration notifies people in Yunnan that temporary regulations are to be practised before China is united.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Letter to Wuhan people by representatives from various provinces
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092078
trove_id: 24092078
description:
A letter praises the deeds of Wuhan people and calls on their consecutive efforts to protect Wuhan. Names of representatives listed.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Government organisation outline of the Republic of China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092081
trove_id: 24092081
description:
A temporary government organisation outline before the constitution is to be practised for the new republic.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 8
column: b
title: Records of Guangdong north expedition troops
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092081
trove_id: 24092081
description:
Xun Changqing is elected as the general commander of north expedition troop in Zhaocheng, Guangdong. People in Zhaocheng compete to donate for north expedition. Li Yue leads the second north expedition troop of Guangdong.


date: 1912-01-20
page: 8
column: c-d
title: Robberies occur often in Guangdong after revolution
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092081
trove_id: 24092081
description:
Gun robberies  after revolution occurred in many places in Guangdong, leading to great panic of people.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 2
column: a
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092083
trove_id: 24092083
title:
Personnel and administration system of the new government should take lessons from the Qing government

description:
A comment suggests that the new government should be careful of using officials, putting the interest of country and people  above anything else.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 2
column: c
title: Current letters from Hubei
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092083
trove_id: 24092083
description:
Teenage troop, women troop and monk troop are organised in Hubei to assist north expedition.  Hubei troops welcome and respect troops from Hunan.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 2
column: c
title: A glorious deed of a Hunan army officer
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092083
trove_id: 24092083
description:
Liu Yutang, a Hunanese, led a troop bravely fighting against the enemy troops and died in the battle.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 2
column: d
title: Foreign intervention on Chinese finance
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092083
trove_id: 24092083
description:
Statistics of foreign loans need to be refunded during the year and additional condition addicted with the loans.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 3
column: a
title: Shangxi and Henan in panic
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092082
trove_id: 24092082
description:
Government troops and revolutionary troops are both killing people carelessly in Shangxi and Henan, leading to a state of anarchism.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 3
column: a
title: Man nationality's abdication
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092082
trove_id: 24092082
description:
Man emperor plans to abdicate and Yuan Shikai is to be the first president of the republic if the revolutionaries accept the peace negotiation.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 3
column: b
title: The American congress votes for rejection of America-Russia treaty
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092082
trove_id: 24092082
description:
American congress votes to end the treaty between America and Russia due to Russia's frequent violation to the treaty.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092082
trove_id: 24092082
description:
La Tong's properties  vanishes in an insurance company that has disappeared. Shangdong government is brutally killing revolutionaries. Chen Bianlong arrested and killed Wang Zhongsheng. Liang Xinghai is discarded by its people after visiting Yuan Shikai. Some managers of silk stores in Shanghai oppose cutting queue. 


date: 1912-01-27
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092082
trove_id: 24092082
description:
A street changed its name from Qing to Han in Guangzhou. Bandits involved with revolutionary army robbed the New Association. Lin Guangci's funeral is held by the revolutionary army in Guangzhou. A fire in Da Satou, Guangzhou, resulted in casualties. Revolutionaries' destroying temples conflict with belief's freedom. Chinese national goods are encouraged to be used. Jiang Shifeng wants to get his properties in Guangdong to meet Yuan Shikai. Huang Zhonglin, the previous governor of Mao Ming, Guangdong, paid for release of his family members from the revolutionaries.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 6
column: a-b
title: New state of Nanjing
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092087
trove_id: 24092087
description:
A false revolutionary troop was wiped out and Nanjing restored its social order. The revolutionary troops took over Nanjing and kept former officials. The revolutionary troops treat people nice in Nanjing and killing Man people is rumours. Still many people can't find jobs in Nanjing.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 6
column: b
title: The first election with women involved in Louisiana state in America
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092087
trove_id: 24092087
description:
Alexandria won the election first attended by women in Louisiana  and an old woman died of heart attack due to over excitement. 


date: 1912-01-27
page: 6
column: b-c
title: An expert of polishing shoes
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092087
trove_id: 24092087
description:
A man in France is well-known for his skill for polishing shoes and often serves for royal families in other countries.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092086
trove_id: 24092086
description:
Australia exports develop over last year, statistics listed. An European youngster killed Xian Jiang and was arrested. Federal government notifies all states to watch on African ships, preventing plague enterig. Australia is to have Chinese overseas students. A number of German people immigrate to Brisbane. Japanese is to expand shipping business in Australia. 


date: 1912-01-27
page: 7
column: b
title: Manchu people and Yuan Shikai
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092086
trove_id: 24092086
description:
Manchu young officials oppose the abdication of the emperor and assassinations on Yuan Shikai are assumed to be conspired by them.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 7
column: b
title: Volunteers troops of the north expedition army vow not to return alive
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092086
trove_id: 24092086
description:
Volunteers troops of the revolutionary army vows to throw down the Qing government and won't return alive.


date: 1912-01-27
page: 8
column: a-d
title: Various evils in Guangdong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092089
trove_id: 24092089
description:
Guangdong was peacefully taken over by the revolutionary army, but some revolutionary troops with bandits are causing social instabilities there, and some revolutionaries are fattening themselves through their power.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Authorities comparison between American president and British queen
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092091
trove_id: 24092091
description:
The British Queen is only the representative of the country under the constitutional monarchy while the American president has greater power ruling the country.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 2
column: b
title: Main news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092091
trove_id: 24092091
description:
Peace negotiation between government and the revolutionaries in  Shanghai failed to reach an agreement  on constitutional monarchy or republic system for future China. Shanghai military government rejected peace treaty and sent expedition troops northward. Yuan Shikai proposes the offspring of Confucius as future monarch for China. Zhao Ruisheng was arrested in Shanghai for conspiracy supporting Qing government. Tang Shaoyi and others left Shanghai for refusing to involve with peace negotiation. Yuan Shikai refused Qing royal family members' request to check peace negotiation provisions.  Su Lang was arrested on crime of assassinating Yuan Shikai. Tang Baoe was arrested in Shanghai for trying to make foreign loans. Huang Xing arrested Xian Ao for his crime of opposing the republic. Lan Tianwei attempted to commit suicide for unknown reason.  Yuan Shikai replied to Wu Tingfeng that the requests of the revolutionary army had to go through the cabinet conference. Zhu Fuhu is elected as governor of Shangxi and Henan by the revolutionary army and people. Yao Xiguang's troop was defeated and Qi Yaoling was killed.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Official notes of Guangdong military government
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092091
trove_id: 24092091
description:
The timetable of government officials for everyday work.  Shen Ziliang is responsible for ordering urgent parts for the post bureau. Qiu Fangliu is  promoted as a high counsel in the government. Governor Chen is to be of full responsibility in Guangdong. 


date: 1912-02-03
page: 2
column: c-d
title: World of overseas Chinese students
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092091
trove_id: 24092091
description:
American Columbia University provided free tuition fees for some Chinese students. Cheng Huacan, Chen Jiangshi, Jiang Fuzhen, and Cheng Kangen received degrees in California university. Chen Chongyuan is returning China after having received PhD in America.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 2
column: d
title: Additional provisions of peace negotiation
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092091
trove_id: 24092091
description:
Qing government proposes three conditions for constitutional monarchy while the revolutionaries proposes 22 provisions for republic system.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Records of China's revolution
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092090
trove_id: 24092090
description:
Tie Liang opposes and endangers Yuan Shikai's position. Sun Yatsen opposes Yuan Shikai organising temporary republic government. Her majesty insists on fighting against the revolutionaries. Robberies widespread in Nanjing. Foreign countries may add more troops in Beijing to protect their people. The republicans in Shanghai compelled shipping bureau to provide huge fund as they were of poor finance.  Treasures in the palace were sold to French bank, The emperor's abdication is to be decided by national conference. Most people oppose Tie Liang and support Yuan Shikai. Zhang Yong and his brothers were killed in Fentian. A large number of weapons were transported from Russia to Beijing. Yuan Shikai proposes a national conference. Liang Bi was severely wounded in an assassination. Zhang Huizhi was almost killed in an attempted assassination. Wu Tingfeng requests the emperor abdicate and Li Yuanhong orders expedition troops marching northward. Yuan Shikai sent 7,000 soldiers to protect Beijing. Tie Liang fled to Tianjing. Various military officials in Qing government entreat the emperor's abdication.  Revolutionary troops were defeated by the government troops across Jing-Pu railway.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 3
column: b
title: French women rank the first in the world for employment
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092090
trove_id: 24092090
description:
French women take up jobs in various fields and lines, ranking the first in every respect in the world.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092090
trove_id: 24092090
description:
More people are supporting republic system in China. Hunan people are angry with Yuan Shude's supporting actions to Qing government. Sun Shaohou is elected as governor of Anhui military government. Tang Guiliang is promoted chief commander of revolutionary troops in Yuezhou, Hunan. Shichun military government notifies its people to keep social order. Li Hefai's house is taken over by the revolutionary army.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092090
trove_id: 24092090
description:
Luo Ming is elected as governor of Gaoyao county, Guangdong. Long Jiguang is allowed to stay in Guangdong for protecting social security. Huang Xing and Hu Hanming entreats Guangdong people not to harm Tang Shaoyi's family.  New government in Guangzhou entertain American delegation. A county governor is involved with prostitution. Chen Jinghua asks for resignation due to inability to stop increasing violence in Guangdong. Guangdong Education Department protects Luo Boyia, a principal of primary school.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Brief introductions about representatives of the republic of China for peace negotiation
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092095
trove_id: 24092095
description:
Brief introduction about Wen Zhenrao, Wang Chonghui, Wang Zhaoming, Niu Yongjian, and Hu Ying, representatives on behalf of  the Republic of China during Shanghai peace negotiation.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 6
column: b-c
title: Guangdong, a world of robberies and killings
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092095
trove_id: 24092095
description:
Widespread robberies, revenging killings, rapes,and other crimes in various places make Guangdong a horrifying world.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 6
column: c
title: Panic in Fentian
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092095
trove_id: 24092095
description:
Revolutionaries in Fentian, northeast China, caused social instabilities there and Japan was asked to protect people there.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 6
column: c
title: Important cable news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092095
trove_id: 24092095
description:
President Sun Yatsen askes permission  for borrowing Guangdong railways' mortgage  for northward expedition army.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092094
trove_id: 24092094
description:
Final examination result of Sydney China's primary school. Construction workers in West Australia propose a shorter working hour. Statistics of income of the railways and buses in New South Wales. The European youngster who killed Xiang Jiang,a Chinese,  was brought in a verdict of mistaken killing. Haircut price is to be up in Sydney. An Australian proposes ban on marriage between white women and Chinese men. Workers in Brisbane strike for protecting their working rights. A 19-year old European man was sentenced to death for murdering another European man. China's Red Cross calling on donations for the Republic of China.


date: 1912-02-03
page: 7
column: b
title: Last hopes of Manchu nobles
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092094
trove_id: 24092094
description:
Emperor appeals to Dowager Cixi to accept republican conditions in order to keep benefits of Manchu aristocrats. 


date: 1912-02-03
page: 7
column: b
title: Qing soldiers reluctant to fight
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092094
trove_id: 24092094
description:
Qing soldiers reluctant to fight republican soldiers due to their loss of confidence of Qing government. 


date: 1912-02-03
page: 7
column: b-c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092094
trove_id: 24092094
description:
Yuan Shikai has utmost power over state affairs. Members of State Advisory Committee leave Beijing one after another. Manchu aristocrats worry about their future. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Main news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092099
trove_id: 24092099
description:
Two Japanese invited to China for assisting republic government. Richest Manchu aristocrats secretly assist assassins. Emperor's wife does not allow to use widow of former emperor's leftover property. Zhang Xun comes to Beijing to ask Yuan Shikai for more ammunition. Representatives of 17 provinces vote for president in Nanjing, Sun Wen elected contemporary president. Beijing government is to pay its staff salary in October. Empress dowager cries over the end of the Qing government. Agreement of the republic-Qing peace negotiation to have national congress voting for political system. People's Association telegram to Yuan Shikai about how to have national congress and recommend congress venue in Shanghai. Sun Wen takes president on 13th. Prince Zan Xun finances someone to assassin Wu Tingfang and other prominent republic figures.  People in Jiangning, Nanjing all cut pigtails. Ceremony held for newly-elected president in Nanjing. Sun Wen vows to overthrow Qing government, crack down riots and establish republic. He is said to resign presidency after republic established. State Advisory Committee argues national congress to be held in Beijing and summon Tang Shaoyi, representative of Qing government's peace negotiator with republic back to Beijing. Zhang Mingqi in Japan asks Ying Chunxuan to Japan to discuss state affairs.   Huang Xing, formerly asked to be vice president is to be army chief, in charge of army training. Each province appoints representatives of contemporary government to vote for Song Jiaoren as premier. President Sun Wen issues his policy. Provincial representatives vote for Li Yuanhong as vice president. Representative Congress changed to Upper House. Each provincial representative calls its member of upper house to come to Nanjing. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 2
column: c
title: Qing aristocrats' so-called patriotism
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092099
trove_id: 24092099
description:
Qing aristocrats depoist their money to foreign banks. Only small amount of money from rich aristocrats donated to state as patriotic bond. staff in Imperial internal department are richest government servants. About 110,000 liang gold donated to national treasury. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 2
column: c-d
title: National People's Association's telegrams
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092099
trove_id: 24092099
description:
National People's Association telegrams to Yuan Shikai and Emperor urging them to accept republican peace conditions. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 2
column: d
title: Pitiful Beijing
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092099
trove_id: 24092099
description:
With a fake imperial edict, many Beijing people cut their pigtails. Sichuan. Hubei and other provinces stop their donations to Beijing after they announced independent. Prince Zan Xun lives in fear and panic. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 3
column: a
title: China's revolution progress
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092098
trove_id: 24092098
description:
Empress Dowager asks careful handling of agreement of peace negotiation. Japanese financial group is to lend money to Nanjing government. Soldiers report to Yuan Shikai about some intention of assassinating him. Ship company follows republic war minister's request to donate money to republic military. Yuan Shikai is to announce emperor's abdication. Government stops paying officials' salaries. Guangdong in crisis as city guards are actually bandits. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 3
column: b
title: Britain and Russia assist Persian government
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092098
trove_id: 24092098
description:
Britain and Russia agree to financially assist Persian government if it agrees its treaties with them. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092098
trove_id: 24092098
description:
Nanjing business association worries about its lack of donations to republic. Nanjing rich businessman's house is taken by republic soldiers as he resist donations to republic. Manchu's properties in Nanjing are all sealed up. Governor of northeast China intends to suicide due to no support from central government for his plan. Fujian after independence. Sun Zhongshan arrives and warmly greeted in Shanghai. No officials in Tianjin cut their pigtails. Two British women missionaries (one from Australia) who rejects British consulate's request to leave Wuhan for safety are sent home. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092098
trove_id: 24092098
description:
Wang Jingwei asks resign from governorship again. Issue of two county mayors in Gaoyao. Party factions in Xinxing county. Two German missionaries robbed but compensated for their loss. Guo Renzhang is to lead his troops to join the North Expeditionary Army.  Shi Jingquan is asked to lead his troops to join the North Expeditionary Army. Proposal for change to use western calendar.       


date: 1912-02-10
page: 6
column: a
title: Notice for donation
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092103
trove_id: 24092103
description:
Sydney Business Protection Association and other organisation issue notice for donations to disasters in Hankou. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Beijing current situation
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092103
trove_id: 24092103
description:
Prince Zan Tao's adviser suggests to him to get rid of Yuan Shikai first and then crack down republicans. Conflicts between Yuan Shikai and Prince Zan Tao. Yuan Shikai does not get what he expected when he came to Beijing. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 6
column: b
title: Republic is to come
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092103
trove_id: 24092103
description:
Yuan Shikai agrees to have a republic if he be president. But Sun Zhongshan argues Yuan could control north China if he accepts republic and resigns from his present position. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 6
column: b
title: Nanjing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092103
trove_id: 24092103
description:
Nanjing police chief intends to resign for difficult handling of the situation there.  Jiangsu Business Association appeals for pigtail cut. Seven soldiers are sentenced for their armed robbery. Military money is accepted in Nanjing. Military levy in urgent need in Nanjing. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092102
trove_id: 24092102
description:
A British navy states Japan intends to attack Australia. Large amount of Australian wool is to be exported to Japan. More white migrants arrive in Australia. Sydney's latest census. Uruguayan delegates visit Australia for investigation of Australian agriculture and husbandry. Governor General visits Newcastle. Tasmania is to hold its election. Carpenters Association in Western Australia advocates for 44 hours work per week. Bus workers' strike in Brisbane. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 7
column: b
title: China's two systems
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092102
trove_id: 24092102
description:
Americans found China seems to have two systems, one emperor as religious leader of the nation and the other practice of democratic administration. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 7
column: b
title: Telegrams from China
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092102
trove_id: 24092102
description:
Conflicts rise between south and north due to no issue of emperor's edict for abdication. Yuan Shikai entitles to appoint senior officials to run the country. Special republic meeting held in Nanjing to accept Yuan's suggestions except for no use of emperor's titles. Japanese government allows to use money in emergency without parliament's consent. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 7
column: b
title: Donations to Hankou disasters
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092102
trove_id: 24092102
description:
Names listed for their donations to Hankou disasters including Yang Jingji, Cai Dong, Ma Xing, Li Tiangen, Li Chungui, Li Xusheng, Ling Honggui, Li Yu, Lan Shimin, Li Zhenxiang, Huang Jingui and Xie Jiawen.


date: 1912-02-10
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Shanghai peace negotiation
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092105
trove_id: 24092105
description:
Issues on how to peacefully change China's political system. Republic states Yuan Shikai could be president if he accepts republic system. 


date: 1912-02-10
page: 8
column: c-d
title: Notice of donations
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092105
trove_id: 24092105
description:
More than 20 organisations and 300 names listed for their donations to republic China's military. (to be continued)


date: 1912-02-17
page: 2
column: a
title: Letter to Emperor
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092107
trove_id: 24092107
description:
Ding Yihua, representative of World Drug Ban Organisation writes to China's emperor and his family members asking them to follow the time for a republic China. 


date: 1912-02-17
page: 2
column: b
title: State Advisory Committee's Meeting
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092107
trove_id: 24092107
description:
Disputes arise at meeting among members of State Advisory Committee  over issue of China's future republic system. 


date: 1912-02-17
page: 2
column: b
title: Qing senior officials in Tianjin
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092107
trove_id: 24092107
description:
Zhang Renjun, Tie Liang, Sun Baoqi, Li Shengche and Zhang Shaohui are living in Tianjin now since leaving Beijing.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 2
column: b
title: Custom tax is to be controlled by foreign countries
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092107
trove_id: 24092107
description:
Foreign banks decide to supervise Chinese custom tax to ensure the refunding of loans made by China as it is unable to protect foreign investers.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Records of Northeast China and Mongolia
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092107
trove_id: 24092107
description:
Inner Mongolia is not stable either since exterior Mongolia's independence. Revolutionaries in various places of northeast China are active and preparing for uprising. Russia is ambitious to expand its power in Far East.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Li Yuanhong's current activities
source: France
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092107
trove_id: 24092107
description:
Li Yuanhong is elected as vice president of the Republic of China. Li's official building is to be expanded. Li orders to make new currency for the new government. Student Army aroused opposition by forcing people to cut queue and Li orders to stop the ruthless measures. Sun Wu, Xu Shengjing, Peng Hanqian were recommended to be candidates for senators but lost in the election.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 2
column: d
title: The women revolutionary party in China
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092107
trove_id: 24092107
description:
Lin Zongsu meets Sun Yatsen, reporting the establishment of Women Politics Participation Association and demands the new government to approve women's right to participate politics and government affairs. 


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: a
title: Miscellany of Chinese revolution
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
The revolutionary army attacked Kaiping town close to Tianjin,  causing huge fire there. Twenty three Qing military officials were killed by higher officer for their secret relations with the revolutionaries. The republicans require Yuan Shikai to take office in Nanjing. Tang Shaoyi announces that Qing emperor is to abdicate before February 19th.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: a
title: Japan's scheme on China
source: Japan
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
Japanese people encourage their government to expand its power in China but its Foreign Minister believes that it is not a proper time.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: a-b
title: Le troops in Zhili demanding for republic system
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
Le troops in Zhili send a cable to the cabinet and other military governments, supporting republic system for future China.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: b
title: Troops and parties opposing republic system
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
Zhang  Huizi and other officials cabled Yuan Shikai, supporting constitutional monarchy. Names listed.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: b
title: Qing court meeting with tears
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
Her majesty and other court members are in tears when heard no good results from the peace negotiation in Shanghai.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: b
title: Qing edicts approve republic government
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
Qing emperor accepts conditions of the republicans and suggests that Yuan Shikai's cabinet unite with Nanjing temporary revolutionary government to form a new republic government.`


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
Jiang Chonglin was offended by Fujian govermor. Northern troops refuse to cut queue. Yuan Shikai makes loan from Fuan Company. Yuan Shikai makes loan from a wealthy businessmen in Tianjin, using his own properties as mortgage. A man in Henan announced himself as Han emperor.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092106
trove_id: 24092106
description:
The revolutionary ally party member Deng Shaocong is trying to kill  He Yunshang and Deng zhenwu, two revolutionary officials. Eight foreign warships come to Guangdong sea and defence works are building in foreign leasing areas. Huang Shilong comes to Nanjing and is likely to be commander of the new army.  Long Jiguang issues regulations for protecting foreigners. Zhaochen county is to levy tax on ox butchers. Xunde county is badly suffered from robberies.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 6
column: a-b
title: The end of compensation negotiation in Mexico
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092111
trove_id: 24092111
description:
The collapse of Qing government and the immature new republic government have led to the failure of compensation negotiation for Chinese died in Mexico riots. 


date: 1912-02-17
page: 6
column: b-c
title: Riots in Dongwan
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092111
trove_id: 24092111
description:
Many so-called parties were established in Dongwan, Guangdong province, and people were forced to join and pay fees; besides, bandits robberies widespread there.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  


date: 1912-02-17
page: 6
column: c
title: Miscellany
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092111
trove_id: 24092111
description:
An American explorer found a new human race in the North Pole. American laboratory has the biggest bird-egg in the world.  An American invested glass shoes for workers. A strange tree that can produce fire by rubbing was found in America. The oldest tree in the world was found in Mexico.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092110
trove_id: 24092110
description:
Guangdong Railways Company notifies the election of board directors. Strike in Brisbane is still on and government sent heavy police force to stop it. A Chinese named Li Guandi died of accidence. A theft occurs in a ship at Sydney port.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 7
column: b
title: Worries of Xunzhi people
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092110
trove_id: 24092110
description:
People in Xunzhi, northeast China, write to the Qing government, urging quick establishment of republic system.


date: 1912-02-17
page: 7
column: b
description: Guangdong government is to issue 15,000,000 yuan paper currency.
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092110
trove_id: 24092110
title:
Guangdong's paper currency                                                                                                                                                                                     


date: 1912-02-17
page: 8
column: d
title: Thailand Buddhist world
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092112
trove_id: 24092112
description:
A monk speaking in a Thailand Buddist temple attracts many people, leading to thefts. A boy monk was killed by temple fire.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 5
column: a-b
title: Current situation of Chinese railways
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092119
trove_id: 24092119
description:
Chinese railways have been developing for many years but are far from sufficient to develop national economy. Statistics included.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         


date: 1912-02-24
page: 5
column: b
title: Miscellany
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092119
trove_id: 24092119
description:
Satires: A general is illiterate and blames a secretary for asking names of his ancestors. A thrift official often entertains his guests with half piece of fish.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 6-7
column: a-b
title: History of American overseas Chinese
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092122
trove_id: 24092122
description:
Chinese immigrated to America from as early as the Opium War and now overseas Chinese have made a good achievement in America, however, the discrimination on Chinese is common there. 


date: 1912-02-24
page: 8
column: a
title: Stories of Peng Gangzhi
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092124
trove_id: 24092124
description:
Peng Gangzhi was strict on his men taking opium but a conspiracy made himself addicted to opium.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      


date: 1912-02-24
page: 9
column: a-b
title: Travel records in Gansu
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092123
trove_id: 24092123
description:
Gansu is now planting cotton as opium planting is forbidden there. Wool and hides are well-known products in Gansu and Shanxi.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 9
column: b
title: Miscellany
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092123
trove_id: 24092123
description:
Virgin insurance in Denmark.  Plays of Lo Shi Dan(nnn), a French playwright, rank the first in making money.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 10
column: a-b
title: Russia schemes on Xinjiang railways
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092126
trove_id: 24092126
description:
Xinjiang is a place rich in natural resources, and Russia is trying to build railways there to further control it.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 12
column: a
title: Case of ban on binding waist
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092128
trove_id: 24092128
description:
Queen of Yugoslavia advises ban on women's binding waists and the movement is followed by Russia,Germany and France.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 14
column: a
title: Pompeii in Italia
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092130
trove_id: 24092130
description:
Pompeii was destroyed by a volcano eruption but regarded as one of the most famous historical relics in the world.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 18
column: a-b
title: Yang Dusheng's suicide in Britain
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092134
trove_id: 24092134
description:
Yang Dusheng, an overseas Chinese student, committed suicide for his grief over China's declining situation and his own poor health.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 19
column: a
title: Living in Europe
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092133
trove_id: 24092133
description:
European countries are stricken by economy downward, inflation and shortage of food,  resulting in much social unrest.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 19
column: a-b
title: Imperial minister's ideology
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092133
trove_id: 24092133
description:
Cao Zhenyong, a minister well known for his success in officialdom, believes that modesty and speaking less in official places are the keys to his success.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 20
column: a-b
title: Anecdotes of the demoted Dalai Lama
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092136
trove_id: 24092136
description:
Russia and Britain still keep close contacts with the demoted Dalai Lama. Believers provide high donations to meet Dalai Lama for good fortune.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 21
column: a
title: Anecdote of Luo Shou Tou Zi
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092135
trove_id: 24092135
description:
Luo Shou Tou Zi, a wise and influential man in Shichun, rescued people in town from a war crisis and disappeared when he was told to be promoted soon.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 22-23
column: a-b
title: Territory disputes over Northeast China between Russia and China over last two hundred years
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092138
trove_id: 24092138
description:
Ambitions and conspiracies of Russia over China's territory led to several unequal treaties between China and Russia, further resulting in Russia-Japan War in northeast China for years.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 23
column: b
title: Miscellany
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092137
trove_id: 24092137
description:
The funeral of Swaziland. Length of Human feet in different times. The age of marriage in civilised countries. A British city governor's extraordinary right to kiss young girls.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 24
column: a
title: Anecdote of Shi Dakai
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092140
trove_id: 24092140
description:
Shi Dakai's deeds of helping a Fujian businessman and the reason for his rebel against the government.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 29
column: a-b
title: Biography of Li Yuanhong
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092143
trove_id: 24092143
description:
Li Yuanhong, the general commander of the revolutionary army, is an intelligent man with strong will and profound military knowledge. 


date: 1912-02-24
page: 30-31
column: a-b
title: The forming of republic Portugal's constitution
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092146
trove_id: 24092146
description:
People in Portugal support the Republic, leading to the formation of constitution; but the King's force is attempting to throw down the new government.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 32
column: a
title: Chun Di as an envoy in Germany
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092148
trove_id: 24092148
description:
Chun Di refused to knee down to German emperor during a diplomatic mission for apologising for its ambassador killed by the Boxers.


date: 1912-02-24
page: 35
column: a-b
title: Eight-year old Russian girl's adventure for finding her father
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092149
trove_id: 24092149
description:
An 8-year old Russian girl experienced various hardships in finding his father in America and the American embassy in Russia was impressed by her deed and offered help.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 2
column: a
title: Constitution Political Association is not an emperor protection party
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092157
trove_id: 24092157
description:
Though the Constitution Political Association originated from movement of protecting the emperor, but it's goal is to return power to people. From February 16, the Association changes its name to National Party.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 2
column: a-b
title: Comment on the changes in China
source: Tung Wah
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092157
trove_id: 24092157
description:
Republic system is better than the tyrannical  system and China is expected  to go the same way as the Western countries.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 2
column: b-c
title: Cables of Yuan's cabinet's to Wu Tingfan
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092157
trove_id: 24092157
description:
Yuan Shikai blamed the republicans for their wilful establishment of a temporary government. Yuan blamed the revolutionaries for their unrealistic congress meeting.  Yuan opposed the proposal for setting new government in Nanjing.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 2
column: d
title: Wu Tingfan's letter to noblemen of Mongolia
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092157
trove_id: 24092157
description:
Wu Tingfan explains that republic government is for all nationalities and all nationalities in China will be treated equally.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 2
column: d
title: Headline news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092157
trove_id: 24092157
description:
Over forty people were arrested for assassinating Yuan Shikai with Zhang Xianpai as the head criminal. Nanjing government sets up legislative department with two Japanese as counsellors. Nanjing government sends envoys to Tibet and promises to protect religion freedom there. Sun Yatsen cables Yuan Shikai for establishing a united government after the abdication of the Qing emperor. Li Yuanhong writes to Sun Yatsen that Tan Hualong and Juzhen are not appropriate for their positions. Her majesty agrees to move to Rehe after the abdication of the emperor. The emperor followed with various noblemen moved to Rehe.  Zhang Xun vows to fight Yuan Shikai to death if he should force the emperor to abdicate. 


date: 1912-03-09
page: 3
column: a
title: Huge strikes in British coal mines
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092156
trove_id: 24092156
description:
Huge strikes occur in British coal mines resulting from disagreement of cutting work hours and fixed pay between the capital and the labour.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 3
column: a
title: Mediating Italy and Turkey
source: Russia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092156
trove_id: 24092156
description:
Friendly countries try to mediate Italy and Turkey as wars between them have harmed all other countries.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 3
column: a-b
title: British women strive for election right
source: Britain
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092156
trove_id: 24092156
description:
Over one thousand women in London broke shop windows to protest for their election right, and 121 women were arrested.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 3
column: b
title: Another riot in Mexico
source: America
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092156
trove_id: 24092156
description:
American president notifies Americans not to go to Mexico as there occurs another riot over position of president.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 3
column: b
title: News of Beijing's troop riot
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092156
trove_id: 24092156
description:
A troop in Beijing started a terrifying riot over pay reduction, leading to huge robberies and destruction of shops. Foreign troops are ordered to go into Beijing for protecting their embassies. Yuan Shikai blamed the rumours for cutting soldiers' pay that caused the riot. Yuan's power has been shaken by the troop riot.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 3
column: b-c
title: Beijing news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092156
trove_id: 24092156
description:
National flag is designed by Nanjing government. Nanjing government issue laws protecting private properties. Patriots Association in Guangdong requests Nanjing government to support their touring speech. Nanjing government notifies foreign ambassadors that Yuan Shikai is to be the president of the Republic of China after Qing emperor's abdication. Qing court is now selling its treasures. The republicans confiscated a dying mill, leading to court dispute. Sun Wu is elected as governor of Hubei but refuses to take office.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092156
trove_id: 24092156
description:
Income of Guangdong railways increases after revolution. Guangdong government notice for removing Wu Yang Chen and constructing high way.  Tade Association of Guangdong can hardly provide funds to various organisations and activities and it is in dilemma. Hair is replaced for glue to make weapon parts in Guangdong.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Comment on corruptions of Guangdong government
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092161
trove_id: 24092161
description:
Guangdong revolutionary government is criticised for using evil and illerate people as officials, being unable to keep social stability, collecting money for nothing.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 6
column: c
title: The previous Parse king leaves his country
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092161
trove_id: 24092161
description:
Parse king leaves for a retreat after abdication, and Parse government decides to provide sufficient fund for him.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 6
column: c
title: Russian Suicide Association
source: Russia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092161
trove_id: 24092161
description:
A strange suicide association appears in Russia,  which anyone who wants to commit suicide can join.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australia news
source: Australia
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092160
trove_id: 24092160
description:
Tan Tingyue wants to purchase Australian horses for Hunan troops. Tang Fachen, chief editor of this paper, returns to China for helping the revolutionary government. Chinese in Queensland fought over disputes of the Constitution Political Association, leading to many injuries. A huge downpour has made Sydney an ocean. An European was killed by trim in Sydney. Strikes in Brisbane are over. A fire in a Melbourne company resulted in huge casualties. A younster raped a 94-year old woman in Sydney. The Chinese womanYa Kui was convicted innocent in shooting Chinese man Pi Da Qiao.Overseas Chinese in Sydney celebrate the founding of the Republic of China. Ge Fi Lou(nnn) company's business is improving. Shen Dunhe of Shanghai Red Cross thanks to donators in Australia. Hong Kong Tung Wah Hospital thanks for donations.


date: 1912-03-09
page: 7
column: c
title: Record of Beijing troop riots
source: China
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092160
trove_id: 24092160
description:
Yuan Shikai asks help from the revolutionary army to appease the troop riots in Beijing. Many innocent people were killed by mistakes of the government troops. Troop riots spread to Tianjing, leading to widespread robberies. Beijing was gradually retoring its order after government troops driving away the rebelling troops.


date: 1912-03-16
page: 2
column: a
title: Notice of Sydney Imperial Constitution Association
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092165
trove_id: 24092165
description:
Notice of Sydney Imperial Constitution Association for clarification, the Association is not an imperial protection organisation. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 2
column: a
title: Notice of Sydney Imperial Constitution Association
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092165
trove_id: 24092165
description:
Notice of Sydney Imperial Constitution Association claims change of Association name to Nationalist Party. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 2
column: b
title: President Sun's telegram
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092165
trove_id: 24092165
description:
Republic president Sun telegrams to general of the northern expeditionary army for making best efforts to peaceful transition from imperial to republic. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 2
column: c-d
title: Conditions for imperial abdication
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092165
trove_id: 24092165
description:
Republic representative Wu Tingfang presents Yuan Shikai beneficial conditions for imperial abdication.


date: 1912-03-16
page: 3
column: a
title: Riot in Mexico
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092164
trove_id: 24092164
description:
Revolutionaries vows riot and killing of foreigners in Mexico if America intervenes Mexico affairs. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 3
column: b-c
title: Beijing news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092164
trove_id: 24092164
description:
Republic upper house holds meeting. President Sun willing to hand over presidency to Yuan Shikai for peaceful transition. Manchu aristocrats once secretly discussed about getting rid of Yuan Shikai. President Sun tries to win foreign countries's recognition of his republic. Number of army in the north recognising republic. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 3
column: c-d
title: Guangdong news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092164
trove_id: 24092164
description:
Various organisations recommend Sun Mei as Guangdong governor. Drug smoking ban bureau still no pratical ways to stop drug smoking. Zhaoqing county security committee set up. Guangdong and Guangxi jointly control Xijiang River. Missionary shot down by gangsters. Blood appeal for overthrow of Qing government. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: suppl.
column: a
title: Notice for donations to republic army
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092166
trove_id: 24092166
description:
Members of Xiangshan Bureau for Donations in Hong Kong issues notice for donations to republic army. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: suppl.
column: a-c
title: Notice of Sydney's bureau for donations to Xianshan republic army
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092166
trove_id: 24092166
description:
Notice of Sydney's bureau for donations to Xianshan republic army. More than 300 names listed for their donations. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 6
column: a
title: Notice for donations to disasters in Hankou
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092170
trove_id: 24092170
description:
Notice of Sydney Business Protection Assoication and Sydney Imperial Constitution Association for donations to disasters in Hankou. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 6
column: a-b
title: Notice of Chinese consul-general to New Zealand
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092170
trove_id: 24092170
description:
Public notice of Chinese consul-general to New Zealand asking Chinese there to give up drug smoking and gambling. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 6
column: b
title: Reconciliation for conflicts between parties
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092170
trove_id: 24092170
description:
Zhang Taiyan wrote to president Sun asking for ways to reconcile conflicts between Tongmeng Society and Guangfu Society. President Sun's explanation of the conflicts between the two societies. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 7
column: a-b
title: Australian news
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092169
trove_id: 24092169
description:
Chinese consulate in Melbourne passes on President Yuan Shikai's message to Chinese organisations in Sydney for their support. Several Australian warships are to be ready for service. Australian wool export increased. Robbery caught. German consulate robbed. Young girl charged for theft. Several Chinese beaten by westerners. Illegal entrees from Hong Kong. Two ships collided. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 8
column: a-b
title: Issue of Guangdong railway
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092172
trove_id: 24092172
description:
Guangdong railway shareholders company telegrams republic president Sun for borrowing money for building Guangdong railway. 


date: 1912-03-16
page: 8
column: c-d
title: Donations to republic army
source: Other...
page_url: http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/24092172
trove_id: 24092172
description:
Sydney Bureau for Donations to Republic Army issues its notice. More than 500 names listed for their donations. 


