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From the Chief Justice to Governor 3 JUN 07
Chambers,
Supreme Court House,Hongkong,
19th. April, 1907.
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I have the honour to acknowledge
Your Excellency's letter of 19th. April, in reply to mine of
18th. instant and 13th. ultimo, on the subject of my proposed
amendments of the procedure under Article XXIII of the Treaty
of Tientsin, and Mr. Mansfield's proposal for a reciprocal
arrangement with Canton with regard to questions of bankruptcy,
which has sprung out of my original proposals.
I have to express my regret that
Your Excellency should have apparently put on one side the fur-
-ther remarks which I had the honour to lay before Your Excel-
-lency on the subject without consideration, and without even
an official acknowledgment of my letter, more especially as the
proposals made in it were intended to meet in some measure the
"practical difficulties" referred to in Your Excellency's
letter of 12th. March. The matter is far too important for me
to abandon the hope that the Secretary of State will, when he
has these last proposals before him, sanction an attempt being
made to put the matter on a more satisfactory basis. I have
therefore the honour to request that this further correspondence
may be forwarded to the Secretary of State.
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His Excellency
Sir Matthew Nathan, K.C»M«G»;
Governor and Commander-in-Chief.
I have etc.,
(sd.) F. T. Piggott,
Chief Justice.
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