Envoy Expected to Spend More Time in Capital London, June 28 It is understood that H. M. Go lornment, as the result of investig: tions, is' not satiated with the pres-lent arrangements for representing British interests at Nanking.
Steps will be taken to provide a residence there for the British Biinister' to. China.
'This, of course, will not mean the transfer of the' British Legation from Peking to Nanking, as. has been, frequently suggested "in some quarters, but the Minister is expected to spend much more time there than does at present.
An some circles, it is believed that the provision of a residence at Naning for the Minister may lead to the ultimate transfer of the Legation from Peking, but when this wil eeeur one in an authoritative position has Predicted Reuter.
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