London, Nov. 9.
The Prince of Wales was present at the opening of the Kenya Colony Leginature at Nairobi to-day. The Governor, Sir Edward Grigg, seribed the visit of the Prince of Wales and hin brother, the Duke of Gloucester, ar the most outstanding event of years in the history of the Gelony. "None of the communities of Kenya had failed to feel the stimulus of the interest and sym lputhy of the Prince of Wales and he hoped that the feelings of the
Royal Highnesses would be and that willing to renew them, Without departing from the informal natare of his visit, the Prince of Wales had been able to see all sides of the life of the Colony.
In another speech, the Prince declared that he had enjoyed his stay in Africa beyond all expectations, The visit had given him a deep and permanent me terest in Kenya. Canada was the country which he knew best outside Britain and he believed that the problems of Canada were in some Fespects like unto those of Kenya, angway as regards farming. 30 Would take ack home 'a message addressed specially to the younger generation, whose interest he wants fod to awaken Ju the new Colony-s Reuter.
BocorA, Covompta, Nov. 10:—This Senate has parsed a Bill for adherence to the Kellogg Pact, serving the right t0 spel by unjust aggression—Reuter,
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