Mas. É. B. Macnaghten arrived in Shanghai last Sunday from England in the s. Carthage, which she formed at Kobe after a journey via America.
AMoNc the passengers leaving yesterday in the s. Aramis were Inspr and Mrs. F. West and Sub-Inspr. and Mrs. T. Darvill.
Tue Viceroy of Ethiopia, the Duke of Aosta, left by air for Assab, on the coast, on Monday. He will continue from there to Italy by ship.
Mr. Katsutaro Tajima Parliamentary Vice-Minister of Communications, left Tokyo by plane yesterday morning for a tour of inspection in Manchoukuo and North China.
Tue Iranian delegation bound for Cairo arrived in Baghdad on Monday. The Iranian Premier, M. Djame, is heading this delegation which will ask for the hand of Princess Fauziyah in marriage to the Iranian heir, Prince Mohamed Roza, A Japanese warship, which appeared off Yuyao in East Chekiang on June 5, fired about five shots on the district, state advices to the "Hwa Mei Chen Pao" from local shipping circles, Meanwhile, three or. four other Japanese naval vessels were observed cruising in the waters, off Chapoo.
Tue Farm Credits Bureau of the Ministry of Economics has sent agents to open an agricultural experiment station in Kwangtung, states a dispatch to the "Morning Leader," The station, to be capitalized at $1,000,- 000, will aim at increasing grain production in the province, into which more than 7,000,000 piculs of foreign grains have to be imported every year.
GEN. E, Jonesco, Chief of the Rumanian General Staff, left Warsaw on Monday after a week's with Gen, W. Stachiewicz, head of the, Polish General Staff. It understood the two military leaders examined technical questions in cooperation between their two countries' armed forces in times of peace and war, Tur Chinese Government has ordered local authorities to put a in on the exportation of old coppe: cols, says a report to the "Mornin, Leader." At the same time, it is reported, the Central Mint has asked Chinese banks to collect these coins on {ts behalf. For the absorbed coins the financial authorities have authorized local banks to issue 1- cent and 5-cent subsidiary notes.
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