Shanghai, Sept. 1 His Excellency Baron Hayashi, Japanese Ambassador to the Court ff St. James, who is now returning. home on long leave after five ye accompanied by his daughter, wife of Mr. T. Okamoto, First Secretary vf the Japanese Embassy in London, arrived here this morning on board the-N. ¥. K. steamer, Fushitn? Mara.
is-understood that the Ainbas-
Tokyo, Sept. 8.
The evening newspapers report that the NY.K.S. Yoshino Maru (10,000 tons), on her way from Kobe to Keelung, is missing in a storm, but the N¥.K. state that the missing boat is of the same name but only a 250-ton fishing trawler.—Reuter's Pacific Service. morning by the same liner. Tt may Lo remembered that Baron Hayashi had a busy time in Europe, attending the International Economic Con= ference held at Genoa in April, 1922, the and the Near ice at Lausanne, Switzerland, all in the capacity of delegate of the Japanese Govern ment.—Eastern News agency.
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