An Enthusiastic Welcome:
Dinner Party at the British Embassy Kagoshima, July 5.
Squadron-Leader Maclaren arriv-' ed here at five this afternoon, Joly 6.
Squadron-Leader Maclaren left Kagoshima this morning at 7
Tokio, July 6.
Squadron-Leader Maclaren has been foreed to alight at Susami, 25 les from Kushimoto, owing' to ack of gasolene, Later.
Squadron-Leader Maclaren arrived at Kushimoto at 5.08 this afternoon:—Reuter's Pacific Service, Hashimoto, July 7.
Squadron-Leader Maclaren departed at 1040 this morning Reuter's Pacific Service.
Tokio, July 7.
Squadron-Leader Maclaren arrived at Kasumigaura at 249 this afternoon, He was welcomed by enthusiastic crowds and by the Chief of the Kasumigaura Aviation Corps, who will be his hosts this evening. To-morrow the aviator is expected to arrive in Tokio, where he will stay for two or three days during, which he will be the guest at many entertainments. When he starts off for the North he will be accompanied by Colonel Broome, who is awaiting him here—Renter's Paclfic Service.
Tokio, July 8. party arrived here to-day from Kasumigaura and received an enthusiastic welcome from many officials and private persons. At the station, the Aviation Society of Japan presented a bouquet to the British flier.
After a short rest at the British Embassy, Major Maclaren called on the Minister of Communications, who presented souvenirs to him and it. Plenderlei Highness Prince Kuni, President of the Aviation So 0 presented them with medals for merit. They were entertained at a garden-party held this afternoon in stood that they will attend a dinner party to be given in their honour to-night by the British Ambassador.—Eastern News Agency,
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