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ed a stage in its construction when it becomes necessary to consider provision to this end must be made by the Colonial Government.
what Criminal accommodation of all kinds û noterary
The latter would therefore be glad to be favoured with the views of the Chinese Government as to the number and size of the trains to be run in each direction.
They would also be grateful for information on the technical details of construction and equipment on the Chinese section — curves and gradients, design of bridges, weight and type of rolling stock, and so on, e.g. rails,
in order that the designs of the Hong Kong rolling stock may be considered in relation thereto.
Similar information will doubtless be required by the Chinese Government in respect of the Hong Kong line and the Colonial Government would be glad to reciprocate by furnishing it.
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If anything can be accomplished in this