Macao, Nov, 7
There was a very large concourse of people, "including many from Hongkong and the Shanghai Portue guese Consul-General, at the Me dustrial Fair, which was opened The Acting Governor, indi speech, said that the exhibition was associated with the recent partial completion of the harbour works and gave evidence of a genuine desire to. revivify and develop 20's industrial resources.
Jappeated for Sino-Portuguese operation The Rev. Dr, Games, in the absence of the Bishop, spoke of no-Portuguese brotherliness and stated that the traditional policy of the Administration aimed at the working hand-in-hand of the two peoples having vital trade interests in the Colony, for whose commercial and industrial advancement they earnestly hoped.
The Port of Macno stood on the threshold of the richest agricultural district in South China and was most suitable for the working out of any project for the material prosperity of the Sino-Portuguese Chinese speaker replied sympathetically and spoke appreciative: ly of the Portuguese doctrine of racial equality. vd by the Governor, the visitors toured the grounds inspecting the exhibits, one of the most interesting of which was the Naval Pavilion, in which were exhibited various models. of junks and native fishing gear.
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