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Includes: Increase in War-Lordism. The anti-British boycott. * Growth of Soviet influence in the South *Child labour in China. Finance, price of silver and the rate of exchange, Customs revenue, loan repayments. Railways, defaults in loan servicing. Teintsin [Tianjin], interruptions in communications, repudiation of cotton contracts, Extrality Commission. Special Tariff Conference. *Constitution of the Advisory Committee. Boxer Indemnity, The China Indemnity (Application) Act, 1925, use of funds. Trade Marks, extension of time and amendments. The China Committee, membership. Committee on Industry and Trade, evidence. Addenda. Luncheon to British delegates to the Chinese Tariff Conference, Sir Austen Chamberlain, relations with China, the unequal treaties, the Shanghai Incident. Reply by Sir Ronald Macleay. Annual General Meeting, October 21st Annual Dinner, November 18th 1925, relations with the Colonial Office, speech by the Minister, affairs in South China and the position of Hongkong, loan.
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