After a highly successful two-day visit, during which they made import-{nt oMelal and private contacts, Gen, Huang Mo-sung, chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Government, and Mr. Tseng. Yang-tu, the Mayor of Canton, left here for Canton by {rain this" morning. their Teave of Sir Andrew Caldecott, the Governor of Hongkong, and Lady Caldecott, "whose quests they have been, at Government House, the two Gantonese leaders, accompanied by Mime, 'Tseng and' their staffs, proceeded to Queen's Pier, where" a friard of honour of the Hongkong Police was drawn up. A large con-Course of distinguished Chinese and foreigners gathered to bid the visitors farewell. After crossing the harbour
inspected. a guard of honour inaleuneh, Gen. fuang aod it. Toong [Royal Welch Fusiliers at the. ra way pler, Kovlcon, and then embark on the Flying Arrow express for {heir destination.
Before their departure, Gen. Huang and Mr, Toong issued the following Joint statement "We have -been deeply impressed the warmth and friendliness with which we have been received in Hongkong, and the generous hospltality which the Government and the community have shown towards us. Our fast, His Excellency Sir Andrew
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