Peking, Aug. 20.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce has telegraphed to the Civil Governors of the provinces and the Tutungs of the Administrative: areas, saying that it has drafted regulations for the procedure to be followed at the Central Industrial Conference to open in Peking on: September 1, concerning which the provinces and special districts have been Kept informed from time to! time, The regulations in question 1.—The Conference shall tended by delegates representing various commercial and industrial bodies in accordance with article 5 of the regulations for the constitu.
the Conference, which were circulated in June.
2—A Chairman and two Vice: chairmen shall be appointed.
8.—The general affairs of the Conference shall be under the control of the Chairman of the Executive Committee, provision for which was made in the original regulations, Article 6.
4—Motions must be submitted to the' conference in written form, ad-avessed to the Chairman of the Con: ference and counter-signed by at Toast five delegates, in time for inclusion in the agenda, and the date on which the motion' will be taken: will be determined by consultation:
ith the Executive Committee.
—The Conference will deal first with questions submitted to it by the Ministry of Agriculture and Com-j—The Chairman of the Confercence is entitled 10 appoirm special to. inquire tee shall be appointed by the Chairman of the Conference.
—The business conducted cit! at a general meeting of the cent ence, or a committee, shall be arty time to the Conference by the Ministry of Commerce and Agricul-take pre—The Chairman of Conference on matters discussed oF; investigated by the committee. These reports shall be submitted to, the conference by its Chairm:
10.—No meeting of the conference can be held unless upwards of 50 per cent. of the delegates are present, and no motion can be adopted without a majority vote—Reuter's Pacific Service,
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