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Jung Yae had in fact withdrawn his shares or not, and as
the evidence of both sides is conflicting, it is essential
that the accountant K'uang who kept the account books in
his own handwriting, should be examined, before any deci-
sion can be come to. Till this examination has taken
place, it can hardly be expected that the coal should be
handed over to the custody of H.M. Consul-General.
I therefore have the honour to request Y.E. to act
in the sense desired by my former Note, that is to say,
to have Kuang Hsun Chu sent to Canton for examination,
whereupon the Viceroy will appoint a representative to
take combined action with H.M. Consul-General in sifting
the matter to the bottom and in arriving at an equitable
decision on the evidence which results from their enquiry.
I avail etc.
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Jung Yae had in fact withdrawn his shares or not, and as
the evidence of both sides is conflicting, it is essential
that the accountant K'uang who kept the account books in
his own handwriting, should be examined, before any deci-
sion can be come to. Till this examination has taken
place, it can hardly be expected that the coal should be
handed over to the custody of H.M. Consul-General.
I therefore have the honour to request Y.E. to act
in the sense desired by my former Note, that is to say,
to have Kuang Hsun Chu sent to Canton for examination,
whereupon the Viceroy will appoint a representative to
take combined action with H.M. Consul-General in sifting
the matter to the bottom and in arriving at an equitable
decision on the evidence which results from their enquiry.
I avail etc.
AS MIN HO
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Jung Yae had in fact withdrawn his shares or not, and as
the evidence of both sides is conflicting, it is essential
that the accountant K'uang who kept the account books in
his own handwriting, should be examined, before any decision can be come to. Till this examination has taken
place, it can hardly be expected that the coal should be
handed over to the custody of H.M. Consul-General.
I therefore have the honour to request Y.E. to act
in the sense desired by my former Note, that is to say,
to have Kuang Hsun Chu sent to Canton for examination,
whereupon the Viceroy will appoint a representative to
take combined action with H.M. Consul-General in sifting
the matter to the bottom and in arriving at an equitable
decision on the evidence which results from their enquiry.
I avail etc.
AS MIN HO
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