China Indemnity (Application) Act 1931
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Change 1
FIRST SCHEDULE Payments to be made out of the China Indemnity Fund
Section 1. To the Hong Kong University for the education of Chinese students | £ 265,000 To the Universities’ China Committee in London for the following purposes:— | 200,000 (i) to arrange for such Chinese men and women to visit and lecture in the United Kingdom and for such British men and women to visit and lecture in China as may seem to them suitable; (ii) to assist Chinese students coming to the United Kingdom to find hospitality and suitable living accommodation; (iii) to advise Chinese students as to their course of studies in the United Kingdom and as to other matters connected therewith; (iv) to encourage and facilitate the teaching of the Chinese language and literature at the universities of the United Kingdom by the endowment for those purposes of professorships and lectureships, or otherwise; (v) generally to encourage closer intellectual co-operation and to promote cultural relations between China and the United Kingdom.
FIRST SCHEDULE Payments to be made out of the China Indemnity Fund
Section 1. To the Hong Kong University for the education of Chinese students | £ 265,000 To the Universities’ China Committee in London for the following purposes:— | 200,000 (i) to arrange for such Chinese men and women to visit and lecture in the United Kingdom and for such British men and women to visit and lecture in China as may seem to them suitable; (ii) to assist Chinese students coming to the United Kingdom to find hospitality and suitable living accommodation; (iii) to advise Chinese students as to their course of studies in the United Kingdom and as to other matters connected therewith; (iv) to encourage and facilitate the teaching of the Chinese language and literature at the universities of the United Kingdom by the endowment for those purposes of professorships and lectureships, or otherwise; (v) generally to encourage closer intellectual co-operation and to promote cultural relations between China and the United Kingdom.
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