Sir John N. Jordan, x.c.w.0. who is making a brief tour in China and is now on his way to Hongkong, arrived have by the C. N.S. Fengtien on Monday afternoon. The vessel had been ud drove to the (ansulate, by an escort of Sikh troopers Dinner for thirty-eight covers was served on Mond: ight at the British Consulate-Gener where Sir John Jor be the guest of Sir Pelham Warren for a few days. According to present arrangements the British Mi ister will leave for Hongkong on Friday on a private visit to the Governor.
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