London, Feb, 11.
The question of @ residence in Nanking for H. M. Minister to China was raised again' in the House of [Commons to-day.
Sir William Henry Davison, Conservative member for the South Jdivision of Kensington, asked how Joften had the Minister' visited Nanking or Shanghai since his arrival Chin In reply, Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, said that the proposed changes in the Consulate-General In Nanking were for the purpose of enabling the Minister to visit Nanking fas often as he required.
He added that he believed the changes had not been completed—Reuter.
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