FIGHTING IN CHINA.
CHANG'S FORCES IN RETREAT.
NOW ALMOST SURROUNDED CHj' Cable-Press Association.—Copyright.l TIENTSIN". -lune lii. Fighting on a large scale has been resumed in North China. The truce between Wu Poi Ku and Chang Tso Lin appears lo have been a ruse on the part of Chang Tso Lin to gain time for re organisation.
(bang Tso Lin is now nearly surrounded nnd is being driven toward Mudken. The plight uf the wounded is terrible.
The capture of two Japanese spies is confirmed. They were surrendered to tbe Japanese commandant at the treaty port.-(A. and X.Z. Cable.)
MANCHURIA'S NEW SYSTEM. PROVINCIAL CONTROL. (Received 1 p.m.i MUKDEN, -lune IH. Assemblies representing the three Manchurian provinces proclaimed a new form of government, providing that each province will govern itself while recognising that Manchuria is -till part of China.
Chang Tso Lin has been named as commander of all Hie troops. — (A. and N.Z. (able.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1922, Page 7
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