Mr,-J. K. Onnen, Chief Justice in the Netherlands East Indies, arrived here on Sunday in the Empress of Canada.
Miss Yvonne Shenton, daughter of Sir William Shenton, arrived here on Sunday in the C.PR. s. Empress of Canada. arrived in Shanghai on Sunday stay with Sir John and Lady Brenan for two days before proceeding to Peking.
Mu. C, E, Tatlow, a managing direefor of Messrs, Lever Bros.
P.&. O."ss, Chitral which arrived here on Monday.
'Mr. K. K. Chen, who on behalf of the Chinese Government is to male a study of Customs regulations abroad, Is sailing for Europe via Car ada and the United States' in the Empress of Canad Gen, Liu Chen-hua, chairman of the Anhwei Provincial Government, 18 In Shanghai, "He called upon Dr. Kung, the Minister of Finance, on Fri-Gay," and discussed the financial iffculties of the province resulting from last summer's drought.
The Anchin Hutuktu, personal representative of the Panchen Lama, Telt Hongkong for Calcutta Saturday He was given a warm send off by representatives of the Various public bodies in Hongkong.
Mr, Tang Vu-jen, the Vice-minister Jot Foreign Aflairs, has been appointed feoncurrently director of the Asiatic Affairs Bureau of the foreign office in place of Mr. Shen Chin-ting, who was recently appointed minister plenipo-tertiary to Panama, Sir Alexander Cadogan, the Bri {ish Minister, is due to leave Peking for Nanking and Shanghai on October 28, according to the Central News, His itinerary is reported to: include a visit to Foochow, Swatow, and Canton, which he is expected to reach [some time in. December, 'The Hon. Dr. J, H. King, Minister of Health in the' Canadian Govern: ment, is arriving on Monday in the s, Empress of Russia. Dr. King, who 4s accompanied by his wite, is mak: ing a leisurely trip around the world. In the course of this trip they are to be the quests of Viscount Willingdon, Viceroy of India, Mr. K. Uchida, a director of the [Far Bast Development Company and, fa. representative of the Japanese Creditors' Association, left, for Nan= king by on Saturday night's express, understood that Mr. Uchida will stop off in Soochw in order to see the Isighte there. In Nanking he Ipected to confer with Mr. Ku Meng-lyn, the Minister of Railways, on a settlement of railway Yeans outstanding to Japan, Amonost the passengers who arriv-fed by the s. President Monroe on Monday is Mr, Louis Sutor, who has been appointed General Manager of Messrs. Cathay Hotels, Ltd, succession to Mr. E. Carrard, who resigned recently, "Mr. Sutor has ind varied experience of hotel work in England and Europe. having served latterly from 1923 10 1931, with the Egyptian Hotels, Ltd. at Cairo in various capacities—sincs for that
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