CHINESE AFFAIRS.
POSITION AT CANTON. A WAIT AND SEE POLICY. .dress Association-Electric Telegraph-Copyright JLOXGKOXG, Wednesday. Now that Canton hns> quietened more attention is being given to the possibility of the city being rc-taken by General Li Chai-sum, a moderate, whose forces dispossessed those of the Red General Chang Fat-Kwai some time ago. There is every indication that <u>neraL Li Chai-sum's .forces arc numerically superior to Kwai's Ironsides. .Meanwhile, Generals Li Tuklum and Hseihvo declare their neutrality until they have seen which side wins. They will then co-operate with the winners. Jt is believed that a spell of comparative quietude is likely.- —“Sun.”
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 22 December 1927, Page 5
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102CHINESE AFFAIRS. Wairarapa Daily Times, 22 December 1927, Page 5
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