PEKIN G.
23425
Rac
RECE 12 JUN 2)
April 14th, 1902.
324
Dear Sir Emest:-
The rivalry of foreign Port, Offices le em-
barrassing, and the object lesson we have in Turkey
From suse points of view, their
is not reassuring.
Frosence at Singhal
a muil terains
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advantages, but at outports they are unwelcome and
in the interior they are trespassers rather than in-
They have apparently come bu shay, and
Possibly with aims that have lees bo do with money
truders.
making than with expansion of various kinds. Foan-
while the Chinese vilicer ure established at all the
treaty ports and are gradually extending inland,
and so the national post office may be said to be a
reality, although it will take a great many years to
mature.
The question of Pustal raber comes up from
time to time and the Tariff is occasionally changed.
PE. Subow, K.^.M.G.
&C.,
&C.
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