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It would seems that
You were informed by the German
Consul, in reply to a suggestion from
yourself that the German "inister at
Fekin should bring pressure to bear,
that this had already been done but
that the "ai "u Pu would not consent
(I may mention that I have now received
your-correspondence with "r Fox,
through the Foreign Office, from His
́ ́ajesty's Minister at Pekin). And yet,
notwithstanding all these considerations,
wo I gather,
you were/anxious to oblige the German
Consul by allowing at any rate one
shipment of coolies from Hong Kong to
Semoa.
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You would Epear to have haft
promomed
out of account in thin reter the views
and policy of is 'ajesty's Government.
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relations at more than one point.
inking these observations
I am anxious not to discourage you
in your arduous and responsible
task, of your efforts in discharging
which I have recently had much
pleasure in expressing my cordial
But i feelit my duty
appreciation.
to point out to you that if advan-
tage had been taken of the permis-
sion which you at first granted for
the shipping of inuehtured emigrants
to Samoa, in disregard of long-stand
ing instructions from the Secretary
of State, or if subsequently your
efforts to obtain the agreement of
the Viceroy in & shipment of free
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