London, Oct. 10.
It is officially declared that the statement that the Government has, decided to re-open the Empire Exhibition is premature. The Gover ment is still communicating with the Dominions Governments in that Mz. Ramsay MacDonald, continu ing his tour, to-day motored from Manchester through the Potteries te to Birmingham.
leaking at Congleton, the Prime that everywhere it was that polities wei beginning to move the hearts of the people. He declared that the ting of the Liberals and the Tories was a great tribute to Labour.
Hongkong, Oct, 16.
The Governor At Macclesfield women presented Mr. MacDonald with a silk muffler and a box of handkerchiefs for Missy Ishbel MacDonald. pire Exhibition in 1925 was still unsettled. If it was decided to continue, it would de necessary to Jconsider' whether Hongkong should again take part in it. and Legal Departments, increased provision has been made, after consultation with the Foreign Office, to cover the cost of the registry of companies in Shanghai—Reuter's Pacific Serviet. demonstrate! throughout the Prime Minister's tour was especially marked at Hanwell, where Mr. MacDonald described the Campbell ease as a tuke to mislead fool Later, In contrast to the difficulty of hearing Mr. MacDonald's speech broadcast from Glasgow City Hall!
Monday, hundreds of thousands of listeners throughout the country to-night heard very clearly a qui election talk which Mr. Bal
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