Good-Will Mission Led by Rt. Hon. J. G. Latham Leaves for Japan "In China we have been the guests of the National" Government Everywmere we have been, we have been treated with the utmost. cour: {eay, and on behalf of the people of Ausicalia, T would Tike. to express riy appreciation" So said Mr. J. Tatharn, Deputy Prime, Minister of Rustralia, to" the *North-China Heraia on Sunday.
the Commonwealth of Australia Mission to the east, ted. by Mr. Late Ham returned to Shanghol from the forth'on Sunday, and' Monday siled in the s. Nagaeskt Maru for Japan, Whence "it will proceed. divectiy to Hongkong' without paying. another Mitte Shanghai. From Hongkong The party will go, to Canton before Fetumning Yo Australia, which" Mr. Etiam hae to reach tle for the pening of Parliament, "str aa on Sunday sated that the "Vang, pines vied, the arty had had. very ite time in
Netherlands att Indes, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nanking and fad "been" accomplished and he ihe, but that" quite considered that a very short visit was better than a visit that was too Tong.
"The ladies of the party arrived {in Shanghai on Sunday evening from the south in the inv. Tlinegara, and eft with the others for Japan' next morning.
Academic Lite In Nanking the party met leaders lot the National Government, and Mr. Latham paid a call on Mr. Lin Sen, the Chairman. The party. also met representatives. of Chin: academic lite.
In Peking they met other [presentatives of the National Govern-'Ment, as well as H. M. Minister. to China, and many representatives of China's cultural' activities. Every~ where the members of the mission were received with the utmost cordiality.
was particularly interesting." Mr. Latham stated, "to note the general approval with which the Jobjects of the mission were received, the establishing of friendship with the countries of the East."
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