Mukden, July 7, H, M, Consul-General and Mrs, Express Asia, to-day, on home leave. A-large crowd of friends saw them off at the station, among: whom the most prominent officials on the station platform were: Governor Pao of Fengtien Province, Mayor Wang of Mukden, Maj~Gen. Miura, Chief of the Japanese Military Mission, Major Yahaj! of the same mission, Major Tomita and Mr. Mori, of the Japanese Gendarmlc, Mr. Sckeya, local Administrator of the S.
Zone, Mr. Sato, Chief of the Foreign Section of the'S. M. R. The foreign Consuls, representative members of Mukden's cosmopolitan community with their families, including all the Jeading British residents, were pres ent when the train pulled out, 'Mr, Butler's place is taken by. acting Consul-General FR, MeP. Austin, who 1s no stranger' to Mat choukuo affairs, as he has been charge of H. M. Consulate at Dairen for about four years, Mr. Butler returns to England, at an' interest time. "His departure taking place, almost immediately after the announcement by the. Manchoukuo
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