A foreigner who wishes to stay in Japan not less than 30 days shall apply. to the prefectural governor of the place of landing or of the place of the present sojourn for permit of Sojourn within 10 days after his or her landing.
10." A foreigner who wishes to re~ main in Japan after the expiration of the term of sojourn shall apply to the prefectural governor of the place of residence or sojourn for the permit Of the extension of the term of sojourn not later than 10 days prior to the expiration of the term of sojourn.
The term of the permit of sojourn and the permit of the extension of sojourn shall not exceed one year.
11. A foreigner who wishes to stay in Japan not less than 60 days shall Ship Demanded Tokyo, May 2.
Release of the British coast vessel, s, Sagres, which was seized Feeently by the Japanese Navy off the coast of Fukien and taken to the Pescadores, was demanded today by the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie, who was received at the Foreign Oflice by the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Sawada. The Tatter took cognizance of the British representations without defining the attitude of the Japanese Government thereto, The s. Sagres, under charter to the Douglas Steamship Company, was suspected of smuggling arms into, China at the time of her seizure.—
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