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Chinese and Financial Affairs In Hong Kong And Shanghai
A long excerpt covers claims of loss under exchange, Notary power questions in Shanghai, and a rebel movement near Moukden. It notes a court ruling on land ownership by Chinese registered in foreigners’ names, and Royal Asiatic Society reports on Chinese officials traveling to Europe. Council discussions in Hong Kong address mint costs and colonial finances with retrenchment urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medy, and Co
Messrs. Smith
Hom
London
Mr. Myburgh
Hargreaves
Myburgh
Jackson
Mercantile Bank
India
Shanghai
Hanssen
Lawrance
Lushington
Mr. Lawrance
Winchester
H.E.M. Consul
Hong Kong
Sweden
Messrs. Dent and Co
Jarvie, Thorburn, and Co
Peking
Chi li
Moukden
Kao- Ping
Royal Asiatic Society
Hart
Europe
Chinese Foreign Office
Prince Kung
China
E. Hornby
Sin-kee
Hogg
Supreme Court
Edmund Hornby
China Mail
James Whittall
Francis Chomley