THE FAR EAST.
CHINESE FINANCE.
AN ADVANCE REFUSED, .ny lolegrapa—Press Association — Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. NEW YORK, October 18. The Peking correspondent of tho “'New York Times” states that tho Consortium lias refused to make an advance to China under the proposed reorganisation loan. It is understood that a .Japanese group has been negotiating such a loan, but Tokio has not approved. Tim /‘New York Times” states that acv.oj. ding to advices from Tokio, Baron Kato expressed tho opinion that miles a rihantung is excluded from tho Consortium, the international group will outain economic priority rights in Snantung. Ho added that according to tho Anglo-Japanese Alliance and nonsep,unite peace agreement in 1915, Japan should have bad a position on tno Council of Five, but the Peace Conlerenoo did not permit this. . M‘P»V YORK, October 18. ~ 'Washington correspondent of tho Aoiv York V, orkl ’ says it ia reported that Japanese merchants have lost •jU per cent of their trade with China as a result of tho Japanese boycott.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12775, 20 October 1919, Page 7
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