CHINESE QUESTION
HONG KONG REPORT. HONG KONG, July 27. At the end of the fifth week of Die -trike, there is abundant evidence that the participants therein recogui e the futility of the efforts of para'ysing Hong Kong. The strikers have been served w>‘h a lessen they "ill not easily forget. The Government and large employers’ refusal to consider reinstatement without loss of benefits and privilege.) earned by long service, had salutary effects. There are large numbers or applicants for the tram and fe.ry, steam launch and other transport services, at reduced "'ages. The hotels and private houses are steadily replacing the strikers on the employe."’ own terms.
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Grey River Argus, 28 July 1925, Page 6
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108CHINESE QUESTION Grey River Argus, 28 July 1925, Page 6
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