12.
13
GO
6. As
regards
the question of
compensation for the present
chinese proprietors or reupiers
17 Kowloon, and
on
upon
which I
have already reported in another despatch, the war department and the Admiralty would of Course provide the compensations awarded to the Chinese disposses from the area actually received for Military and naval purposes. The Colonial Government would probably then redeem from
A
what was left sites
left sites for dew European villes, and Police Stations in the neighbourhood
Military Reserves, and
the
7 the
as
F
the
regards the remainder Peninsula at the back, and
is
which is fitted only for chinese villages and agriculture, as for as the Colonial bovernment concerned there would be no intention to disturb the present. propriators and occupiers, who would be given Mitish titles
as
my
Despatch
explained in 1.82 of 30th April lack.
7
for
the
It would them remain
Military Authorities to
far
determine how
such
an
arrangement, in the event of it's resulting in Kowloon being