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reply to my request for a negotiator would be sent
in a short time. Mr. T'ong complained that the
Viceroy was using his great influence at Court to
obstruct and he begged for a little patience on our
I had the honour to report my interview with
the Wai Wu Pu and Mr. T'ong's remarks to Mr. Campbell
in my telegram No. 132 Confidential of the 5th
instant.
On June 16th I received a private letter from
Mr. T'ong stating that the Chinese Government had
decided that the Wai Wu Pu together with a deputy
from Canton should carry on the negotiations for
the Canton-Kowloon Railway with a representative of
the British and Chinese Corporation, and that as soon
as the deputy arrived they would be ready to begin.
In acknowledging the receipt of this letter I told
His Excellency that I was addressing a Note, copy of
which I have the honour to inclose, to the Wai Wu Pu
again pressing for a negotiator and asking for some
assurance in regard to the Swatow scheme in
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