College Hospital, London, and afterwards for two years Medical Mis-ary in Persia under the B.C.ALS., is also proceeding with Mr. Stott to Nanning.
Tus great interest taken in the wedding of Miss Leila Clarke and Mr. Walter Dunbar Fiddes-Wilson was evidenced by the large attend ance both at the interesting cere-many which took place yesterday afternoon at St. John's Cathedral and at the reception held after wards at the Hongkong Hotel, say the "South China Morning Post" of January 7, and adds: "Miss Clarke and Mr. Fiddes-Wilson are very well-known and highly respeeted members of the community.
Onoens have been issued by the National Government for the trans-
{fer of all archives and antiques! from Peking to Nanking, says the Chinese press.
A movement has been started, report Japanese papers, by Viscount Shibusawa, Dr. Sengoku, president ofthe South Manchuria Railway Ca, and other well known busi- Rs 7 ness leaders for the promotion of a Sino-Japanese under-[standing through economic cooperation. As the first step to.' wards the aim in view, an attempt will be made under the auspices of the above promoters to exchange businessmen tourists between pan and. China, particularly Manchuria.
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