As guest of the Imperial family for one full day, Mr. Wang will move into the Kagumigasokt Palace this afternoon with 17 members. of his suite, returning to the Chinese Embassy on Wednesday: afternoon.
During his stay, at the Palace, Mr. Wang will avoid any mention of polities, but plans to roll up his Sleeves' and start work onthe fur ther consolidation of Japanese-Chi-nose relations as soon as the period as Imperial guest is over.
Tonight the Imperial Court will give an informal banquet in honour of the visitors in the spacious dining-hall on the ground floor of the Kasumigasek! Palace, while tomorrow morning Mr, Wang will be received by the Emperor and Empress in the Phoenix Hall of the Imperial Palace.
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