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will be att mpted. Such a line would clearly be to the
detriment of the Canton-Kowloon railway for about
fifty miles of its course, and as the "Chinese Government
have guaranteed the loan in their Agreement with the
British and Chinese Corporation, it would be against
their own interests to approve a competing line.
But the project described in the second paragraph
of the newspaper extract, for the construction of a short
line from Tamshui, is perhaps more likely to be pursued.
The translation of the newspaper extract, however,
scarcely furnished me with sufficient data upon which to
base an official representation to the Chinese Government
and the present is not a favourable juncture for raising
the question with the Chinese Government when their
attention is engrossed by strong agitation in other
Provinces against the British and Chinese Corporation's
interests.
If Your Excellency can furnish me with further
information on the subject I would be in a better position
to make enquiries as to whether the Government is
supporting...
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