CABLE NEWS.
CHINA AND THE POWERS
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THE REMAINING GARRISON. (Received Juno It. 10 -1 p.ra.l LONDON, June 14. Viscount Cranhorne, Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs, stated in the House of Commons that the allies had agreed upon the necessity of maintaining GOOD troops in North China. Tile permanent British garrison remaining at Tientsin will, it is announced, consist of the Hongkong Regiment and the Thirty-first Madras Infantry. with pom-poms. At Shan-hai-kwan the garrison will consist of the Fourth Gurkhas. ACCEPTANCE OF THE DEMANDS. LONDON, June 14.. An Imperial edict has been issued granting all the demands of the Powers. PARIS, June 14.' Satisfaction is expressed in France at th c British proposals with reference to th c , China settlement. Had the arrangements been othewiso, it is felt that Great Britain and Franco would have virtually been the sole guarantors of the indemnity loan. COUNT VON WALDEKSEE. LONDON, Juno 14. The Mikado cordially entertained Count von Walderscc on the latter’s arrival at Tokio. Chinese literary and military examinations are to bo suspended for five years in all provinces where there have been anti-foreign riots since 1900.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4384, 15 June 1901, Page 5
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