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Jung has been good enough to concede more
than he might perhaps have fairly been asked
to concede and the conditions upon which
the concession has been made should be
strictly carried out.
Mr. Belilios will be consulted as
to whether he is prepared to allow the
Belilios Reformatory in the City of Victoria
to be converted into a school for British
children, but I decline
to press
the matter upon him, inasmuch as I must
confess that I do not think it a happy
solution of difficulties, that the generosity
of Mr. Belilios and Mr. Ho Tung intended to
benefit all nationalities should be diverted
to the education of children of European
British parentage alone.
Nor am I satisfied with the fate
of the Reformatory. It was built to supply
what was supposed to be a
need. It
was