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Tahiti's Chinese
From Our Own Correspondent
Papeete, Sept. 6.
BY the August Ville D'Amiens, there arrived at Papeete a high dignitary of the Chinese National Administration, Mr. Tseng Chian-Ming.
He is making a world tour for the pur pose of investigating the affairs of over seas Chinese and has already visited Saigon, Singapore, and Colombo.
For the past 10 years he has been a member of the Committee of Organisa tion in the Central Government at Nan king. China’s capital. His sojourn in Tahiti will be prolonged in order to in vestigate, adjudicate, and compose, if pos sible, the deep-seated troubles which have disturbed the Chinese community in French Oceania during the past eight years.
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Light, who re cently resigned from the New Guinea Mission for health reasons after serving 14 in Papua, departed from Sydney by the Ormonde on October 9 on their way to England.
Mr. C. R. Croft, of the District Ser vices Department, Salamaua, sailed from Sydney for Rabaul, New Guinea, by the September Montoro, after spending short furlough in Australia.