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Sir:-

My attention has recently been called to the unsatisfactory nature of the arrangements under which

Feby 31st 1906 many

tow No.3

May 23rd 1906"

by (separate). May 24th 1906

how. No.3 May 10th 1906

many of the British Post Offices, established in certain ports in China, are conducted At Shanghai and Chefou the post-offices are at present under the control of

postmasters appointed by the Postmaster General at Hongkong, but at the other ports, namely Pakhoi (Vung-chow), Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Foochow, Ningpo and Hankow

such offices are situated within the Consulate or the Consulate offices and the postal work is either performed or supervised by Consular Officers.

Ops. No. 4 Feby 20th 1906 How (Separate) Feby 18th 1906.

Before addressing you on the subject I called on His Majesty's Consuls at the seven above-mentioned ports for a report on the working arrangements of the respective post offices. I have the honour to inclose

Right Honourable

Sir Edward Gray, Bart.,

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