in which he acts that the
Gove
Chewere Anthonition should
be
granted compensation fo
the value
Chinese
of the public
Wildings in the
territory
leave t
or should ben
permitted to remove the
material
of
the Wildings.
3. Mr Chamberlain proposes
with Lord Salisbury's
to instruct the O.A.G
Ca‹curruca
inforen the beauroy that
Viceroy
seeing
that H. Mi's Gov't
caused expense greatly
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were
in
exeen of the value
of the
372
buildings in question aring
to the resistance offered to
the occupation of the
new Territory, they propone to
that the value of these
buildings
as a sal
ff
against the above-menti Duid
are
Expenditure, of ato not the fue prepared
propose to pay any comferencin
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fother sorbers of all britstings
or
to allow the Cheven gost
to pull thee soww g
comed
the materials.
J