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In these circumstances, it appeared to me unneces-
sary to refer to you for instructions and in a Memoran-
dum of the 19th instant, copy of which is enclosed, I
accordingly submitted the proposal to the Wal Wu Pu
and at an interview on the same day I supplemented this
by a verbal explanation of all the circumstances which
told in favour of the undertaking.
In their reply of November 25th, copy of which is
likewise enclosed, the Wai Wu Pu inform me that the
matter was referred to the consideration of the Board
of Communications and that the Viceroy of Canton has
been instructed to make the necessary arrangements
without delay.
I am forwarding a copy of this despatch to the
Governor of Hongkong.
I have &c.,
(Signed)
J. N. Jordan.
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